Главное значение скуки | Бетси Коркоран | TEDxDesign Tech HS

Технологический журналист и руководитель в сфере образования Бетси Коркоран задаётся вопросом, не забыли ли мы ценность скуки из-за постоянных цифровых отвлечений. По мере того как искусственный интеллект всё больше влияет на мышление и работу людей, она утверждает, что место для собственных идей может быть важно для сохранения человеческой самостоятельности. Выступление было прочитано на мероприятии TEDx, которое организовало независимо местное сообщество.

• Цифровые отвлечения и потеря свободного времени
• Влияние ИИ на мышление и работу
• Пространство для собственных идей как способ сохранить самостоятельность

In a world of constant digital distractions, have we forgotten the value of simply being bored? As AI increasingly shapes how we think and work, technology journalist and education leader Betsy Corcoran argues that making space for our own ideas may be essential to preserving human agency. Betsy Corcoran brings education's best ideas to life. She advises organizations at the intersection of technology and learning on the strategies and tactics for catalyzing innovation. She also consults with C-level executives on how to foster vibrant teams that stress authenticity and transparency. She draws on decades of experience in leading teams and in analyzing industry’s top leaders. In 2011, Betsy cofounded and served as CEO of EdSurge, which became the leading information hub for teachers, entrepreneurs and school leaders with a commitment to edtech. She was named a “Rock Star of Education.” EdSurge created a vibrant community of entrepreneurs, educators and others. It received awards for its journalism as well as for its impact in education from groups including NewSchools Venture Fund and the ASU-GSV Summit. In 2019, she negotiated its successful acquisition by ISTE, the International Society for Technology Education. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx