Would you tango with a robot? Inviting us into the fascinating world of dancing machines, robot choreographer Catie Cuan highlights why teaching robots to move with grace, intention and emotion is essential to creating AI-powered machines we will want to welcome into our daily lives.

Barcelona-based singer-songwriter Maria Arnal performs two songs blending her passions for technology and art with folk and techno-pop soundscapes. Using Holly+ (a digital twin of musician Holly Herndon's voice), alongside AI-generated voices and a portable organ controlled through her laptop, she sings a cover of a medieval apocalyptic chant fo...

The intangibles are always there, not in our sight but in our minds. They play a very important part on our mindset and how we see our success. Just know... if you are still inquiring, the glass is always half full.

Where's a country's common sense when basic necessities of life are privileges? From children to elderly, low income to working class, there are families that experience food insecurity in each and every county in the U.S. Can you imagine having to choose between housing, medical care, transportation or food? Challenge privilege.

Robot choreographer Catie Cuan studies how dance can inform the design of robot movement. She tells how engineering nuanced communication is an important development in building the machines we invite into our homes.

Kenny gives a thought-provoking and enlightening talk on exploring the inclusions of Bitcoin and other digital assets on government balance sheets.

Dr Brian Kot is a registered diagnostic radiographer and veterinary imaging researcher in the City University of Hong Kong. He obtained his BSc in Radiography and PhD in Diagnostic Imaging from PolyU under the supervision of Dr Fiona Brook (PI of 1st successful dolphin artificial insemination project worldwide) and Dr Michael Ying, in 2005 and 2...

Nifemi and Adepeju describe the use of technology in helping young people solve mental health issues.