A conversation about the future of humanity in an increasingly digitized world

Where is the human being in the midst of the digitalization and AI hype? Does technology diminish or enhance humanity? Which future do we want for us humans and to what extent can we still shape it today? These are some of the big questions at our TEDxHWZ event on November 22nd. Be part of an exciting and deep conversation unfolding over the whole day and get to network at the event!

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Program 2025

Speaker Reveal 2025

10 People, 10 Perspectives

Prof. Dr. Christof Röösli is a physician and scientist at the University Hospital Zurich. In his talk, "Breaking the Silence", Christof highlights the importance of actively seeking solutions rather than waiting for change.

Amélie Galladé, a law student, independent columnist, podcaster, and speaker. Her talk "Democracy's Anti-Aging Cure" will explore the indispensable role of the younger generation in decision-making and the need to institutionalize their inclusion.

David Mzee is a sports teacher and a tetraplegic. David's talk "If You Can’t Walk, Try Flying," delves into how he has transformed a major challenge into an opportunity, inspiring others along the way.

Christian Naef, Co-Founder of RY3T, pioneeres an energy system based on computing power. His talk "Rethinking Energy: The Rise of the Homo Symbioticus”, will explore the future of energy.

Sandro Colombo is Co-Founder of indigo online AG. In his talk  "The Fairness Question Behind Salaries", Sandro will challenge conventional salary models, advocating for a fairer system.

Tünde Lukacs, a change expert and Partner at EY Switzerland, is the founder of The Change Republic. In her talk "What AI Can't Hear", she'll explore the human side of communication that AI completely misses.

Eve Huber is a clinical neuroscientist, business facilitator, and enterpreneur. Her talk "A human-centric future for healthcare" discusses how the ever accelerating digitalization generates a singular opportunity to create the care we all deserve.

Simone Haeberli is a professional in international economic cooperation with extensive experience in Kenya, Azerbaijan, and Ghana. In her talk "The White pig" she will highlight the irreplaceable value of human experiences tied to our physical existence.

With an extensive experience in marketing and communication, Rob den Otter offers a fascinating perspective on resilience and adaptability in his talk "The Code we Run". 

As an artist, musician, and activist, Soya the Cow brings a unique perspective to the stage, challenging conventional views on humanity and our relationship with animals.

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