Past TEDx event

TEDxRoyal Holloway

The Importance of the Human Element

Took placeJune 19, 20263:00 PM - 5:00 PM (GMT+1)
LocationLondon, Camden, United Kingdom
FormatUniversity
The Human Element explores what stays irreplaceably ours as technology reshapes how we work, learn, and connect. The talks will be about the topic of personal development and technology development around AI

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

  • Abbie Brazenall

    AI Consultant

    Abbie Brazenall is an AI Consultant, NLP Master Practitioner and author of The Psychology of AI Adoption. With a background in psychology, Abbie works at the intersection of human behaviour and artificial intelligence - helping organisations implement AI successfully

  • Eason Leung

    MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, RHUL

    Eason Leung is a master's student in Royal Holloway, majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, with an academic background in social sciences, sociology and international studies. Growing up in Hong Kong and now studying in the United Kingdom, he brings a unique cross-cultural perspective to how systems and technologies reshape human behaviour. His work explores the intersection of intelligent systems and society, with a particular focus on what it means to be human in an age increasingly defined by artificial intelligence.

  • Janna Araeva

    MA Producing Film & TV, RHUL

    Janna is a feminist activist, a producer and a feminist writer from Kyrgyzstan, who is dedicated to promoting human rights through film and TV. She is currently doing her Master’s degree at Royal Holloway’s Producing Film and TV course.

  • Richard Granger

    Associate Professor

    Richard Granger is an associate professor at RHUL, teaching technology and innovation management on PGT Master’ programmes. He has worked in these topics for many years as a management consultant to industrial companies and public sector organisations all over the world. He helps senior managers and teams to improve their organisations’ capabilities and performance in these areas and to bring new technology to market.

Organizing team