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18.07.2025 #YuvalNoahHarari #StephenFry #AI AI is becoming an independent force that we cannot predict, nor fully understand. How can we develop AI together in a way that doesn’t undermine humanity? First, we must work to rebuild trust among ourselves.

Professor Yuval Noah Harari and Sir Stephen Fry met and spoke at the ‪@OctopusEnergy‬ Energy Tech Summit.

08.07.2025 Renowned historian and bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari joins Yonit and Jonathan in this powerful and timely conversation from Unholy Live in London. The recording was made on June 8, 2025.

In this talk, Harari explores: 🔹 The current political crisis in Israel 🔹 The long-term implications of today’s events for Israeli society and democracy 🔹 The growing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on our daily lives 🔹 How AI will shape the future of humanity, politics, and power

10.07.2025 #YuvalNoahHarari #PekingUniversity #北京大学 Can history help humanity process collective trauma? What does it mean to be human in the era of artificial intelligence? And have we already opened the Pandora’s box of AI?

Yuval Noah Harari and Professor Cheng Lesong, Distinguished Professor & Dean of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at ‪@PekingUniversity1898‬, discuss these issues through the lenses of Eastern and Western traditions.

The discussion took place on 26 March 2025 at the Peking University Yingjie Overseas Exchange Center.

In this insightful episode 467 of The Ranveer Show, we are joined by Yuval Noah Harari, one of the world’s most influential thinkers and authors. Together, we explore the impact of meditation, the future of Artificial Intelligence, and the challenges of global leadership. Yuval highlights the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence, exploring its role in shaping the future of humanity and global power dynamics.

This episode delves into the connections between spirituality, global politics, and human evolution. It’s a compelling conversation that touches on truth, power, and the changing dynamics of the modern world.

For the launch of his new book 'Nexus', historian, author and @Sapienship_Lab co-founder Yuval Noah Harari speaks with Aza Raskin, co-founder of @CenterforHumaneTechnology - about the critical turning point we have reached in the age of AI. In a discussion moderated by Bloomberg News' Shirin Ghaffary, they explore the historical struggles that emerge from new technology, humanity’s AI mistakes so far, and the immediate steps lawmakers can take to steer us towards a non-dystopian future.

Filmed at the Commonwealth Club World Affairs of California on October 3, 2024.

Join Yuval Noah Harari and Nicholas Thompson, leading tech journalist and CEO of The Atlantic, as they explore the profound impact of AI on democracy, labor markets, and spirituality. Their conversation examines how AI could reshape our understanding of identity and societal norms, drawing parallels to historical shifts that have defined humanity's essence – and they highlight the dangers of opaque, algorithm-driven decisions that threaten our ability to listen to one another.

Filmed in Washington DC on September 16, 2024 and hosted by Politics and Prose.

NEXUS, sein neuestes Buch.

Historian, philosopher & author Yuval Noah Harari is well known for his books like 'Sapiens' and 'Homo Deus' amongst several others. Harari is now diving deep into how human beings invented technology and now AI is taking over our world in his latest book, 'Nexus'. In this exclusive interview with NDTV Profit's Tamanna Inamdar, Yuval explains the impact of AI on our day-to-day lives, how social media is controlling us and how Vipasana helps in differentiating between reality and fiction.

Yuval Noah Harari explores the power of truth in the age of AI in this thought-provoking conversation about his new book "Nexus". Don't miss out on this deep dive into the intersection of democracy, artificial intelligence, history, and the concept of truth.

Yuval Noah Harari published an essay in the New York Times recently. “Large-scale democracies,” he wrote, “became feasible only after the rise of modern information technologies like the newspaper, the telegraph and the radio. The fact that modern democracy has been built on top of modern information technologies means that any major change in the underlying technology is likely to result in a political upheaval.” Well, we’re witnessing a major change in the underlying technology right now. Artificial intelligence is here, and if its proponents are to be believed, it will fundamentally transform how we consume information and communicate with each other. What this means for the future of democracy — and society as we know it — is the subject of Harari’s new book "Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age t

Die Geschichte der Menschheit für ein junges Publikum neu erzählt. Dabei stellt Bestsellerautor Yuval Noah Harari die Entwicklung der Menschheit in den aktuellen Kontext unserer Zeit zwischen Klimakrise, Pandemie und fortschreitender Digitalisierung.

Der erfolgreichste Sachbuchautor der Welt mit einem einzigartigen Projekt für eine junge Zielgruppe

Vor Millionen von Jahren war der Mensch bloß ein relativ unbedeutender Vertreter der Tierwelt. Wie konnte sich dieser körperlich relativ schwache Affe zum Herrn der Welt aufschwingen? Und was musste er tun, um sich die Erde untertan zu machen?

Warum sind manche Menschen reich und andere arm? Wieso gibt es Unterschiede zwischen Kasten, Hautfarben und Geschlechtern? In Band 2 der Unstoppable Us-Reihe erzählt Bestsellerautor Yuval Noah Harari mitreißend und anschaulich, wie es dazu kam.

Warum sind manche Leute reich und andere arm? Wie kam es, dass die Menschheit sich in Könige und Sklaven unterteilte, ein paar antike Nerds die Schrift erfanden und unsere Vorfahren den Göttern große Tempel bauten? Und was hat das alles damit zu tun, dass die Menschen sich vor zehntausend Jahren von Jägern und Sammlern zu Bauern entwickelten?

Landwirtschaftliche Revolution, die ersten Städte und das alte Ägypten: Erneut schildert Bestsellerautor Yuval Noah Harari inspirierend und mitreißend die abenteuerliche Geschichte der Menschheit.

In this long-form discussion with an audience of young readers and educators, historian and author Yuval Noah Harari explores the stories that have built and united humankind over tens of thousands of years.

Drawing from the words and illustrations in his new children’s book, ‘Unstoppable Us: How Humans Took Over the World’, Harari decodes the big stories of today (nations, money, gender roles, religion) to empower young readers to question our shared history and change the future.

Watch Yuval Noah Harari's presentation and panel discussions at an evening hosted by the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) and King's College, University of Cambridge.

Introduced by CSER co-founder Martin Rees, Harari's presentation focuses on today's most urgent global challenges. It is followed by a panel discussion with Matthew Connelly, CSER's Director, and Gillian Tett, King's College Provost and columnist at the Financial Times – and a Q&A session with a panel of students from the Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative: Olivia Benoit, Nandini Shiralkar, Shoshana Dahdi and Giovanni Mussini.

In einer Welt voller irrelevanter Informationen ist Klarheit Macht. Zensur funktioniert nicht dadurch, dass sie den Informationsfluss blockiert, sondern indem sie die Menschen mit Desinformationen und Ablenkungen überschwemmt. „21 Lektionen für das 21. Jahrhundert“ durchbricht diese schlammigen Gewässer und stellt sich einigen der dringendsten Fragen auf der heutigen globalen Agenda.

Warum steckt die liberale Demokratie in der Krise? Ist Gott zurück? Kommt ein neuer Weltkrieg? Was bedeutet der Aufstieg von Donald Trump? Was können wir gegen die Fake-News-Epidemie tun? Welche Zivilisation dominiert die Welt – der Westen, China, der Islam? Sollte Europa seine Türen für Einwanderer offen halten? Kann Nationalismus die Probleme der Ungleichheit und des Klimawandels lösen? Was sollen wir gegen den Terrorismus tun? Was sollen wir unseren Kindern beibringen?

Yuval Noah Harari has spoken to Sky News about his fears for the future of Israel.

The Sapiens author told Yalda Hakim he believes the biggest threat to his country comes not from Hamas, Hezbollah or Iran, but from the battle between Israelis for the "soul of the nation".

He said: "Personally, I fear most for really the soul of my country, of my nation in Israel at the moment.

"There is really a battle for the soul of the Israeli nation between patriotism on the one side and ideals of Jewish supremacy on the other si