Elise Hugh

Our original series, TED Intersections, is back for a third season.

The show features unscripted conversations between speakers and experts taking on subjects at the intersection of their expertise.

With the advent of AI and rapidly changing new technologies, what will the future of art look like?

In this first Intersections conversation of season three, craft curator Nora Atkinson sits down with visual effects artist Rob Bredow to answer this question.

Rob, known for his work on fan-favorite movies like Star Wars and Indiana Jones, and Nora, who brought Burning Man to the Smithsonian, dive deep into the future of creativity, their love of new tech, and how they keep the human soul in their work.

That was a conversation between Nora Atkinson and Rob Retto for our original series, TED Intersections.

Visit TED.com to watch this conversation and others from the series.

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