TED Community

Ideas spread because of people. (And a little help from the Internet.) Meet members of TED's global online community.

Kamilah Willingham

Kamilah Willingham

Bethany Willis

Bethany Willis

Cameron Willis

Cameron Willis

Deborah Willis

Deborah Willis

Dr. April Willis

Dr. April Willis

Aubrey Willis Kaiser

Aubrey Willis Kaiser

Leslie Willis

Leslie Willis

Sue Willis

Sue Willis

Britta Willmes

Britta Willmes

Barcelona, Spain
Languages, linguistics, literature and culture. But especially words. I love meeting people from all over the world telling their stories. These are what makes TED so inspiring.
Sigmar Willnauer

Sigmar Willnauer

Lars Willner

Lars Willner

Siri Willoch

Siri Willoch

Anthony Willoughby

Anthony Willoughby

Yokyohama , Japan
Captain Willow

Captain Willow

hibernia, New Jersey, United States
Whomping Willow

Whomping Willow

Amanda Wills

Amanda Wills

Sarah Wills

Sarah Wills

Chicago , Illinois, United States
Shona Wills

Shona Wills

Melbourne, Australia
Karie Willyerd

Karie Willyerd

Redwood City, California, United States
Learning and development as a path to human sustainability. I’m curious about AI as my latest obsession and was blown away at the TED AI conference. On the side, I’m writing a historical fiction novel as my contribution to remembering the lessons of the past.
Emily Wilmers

Emily Wilmers

Lola Wilmot

Lola Wilmot

New York, United States
Katrein Wilms-Woeltje

Katrein Wilms-Woeltje

Munich, Germany
Education. Relationships (especially of couples and families). Psychology. Literature Travelling Fashion
Jonathan Wilner

Jonathan Wilner

Jeff Wilser

Jeff Wilser

Denver, Colorado, United States
Finding the stories that make complex things feel human. I spent a decade writing books about subjects ranging from Alexander Hamilton's financial genius to what it's actually like to ride a fire truck in St. Louis to a Mars rover that outlived her mission by 14 years. Now I'm doing the same thing with AI — not the technical specs, but the people, the decisions, and the consequences. I'm passionate about the question behind the question: not "what can AI do?" but "what does it mean for the rest of us?" I'm also passionate about the craft of long-form conversation. After 100+ podcast episodes I've learned that the best interviews happen when you shut up and follow the thread you didn't plan for. And I'm passionate about tennis, though passionate is doing a lot of heavy lifting given the quality of my backhand.