How AI Will Shape Humanity’s Future - Yuval Noah Harari
Published 2024-03-05
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All Comments (21)
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“Conflicts are about the stories we believe.” Brilliant
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Yuval deserves a whole show Stephen.
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'The cause of war is fictional, but the suffering is 100% real. This is exactly why we should strive to distinguish fiction from reality' - Y N Harari.
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We should teach kids how to think and critically evaluate. That skill will always be needed.
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For the first time ever I saw Stephen overwhelmed by the depth of the subject. Stephen should organise a 30 minute (at least) interview with Noah. Noah is a total legend!!
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There's a corollary to what he says, which is people are far more willing to compromise on objective things, but unwilling to compromise on their beliefs.
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He deserves a much longer interview.
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I've seen a few interviews with Yuval and it is a shame that he was not given more time. Stephen is a great interviewer and I would love to have these two sit for at least an hour and go deep on the topics Yuval presents.
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Fantastic guest, way too short of an interview tho. Hope to see more guests of his caliber on the show!
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If conflicts are about stories we can end conflict by making a story we all agree on. Brilliant guy
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Harari's knowing snicker when Stephen says "guided by people with compassion" says a lot.
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Speaking of "Hey kids, life's not fair", I'm reminded of a Grimm's Fairy Tale called "The Cat And The Mouse In Partnership". The cat in the mouse agree to set aside some food and hide it for when times are tough, the cat sneaks away and eats it slowly over time, when they go to fetch it the mouse accuses the cat so then the cat eats the mouse too. The last sentence of the tale is "And that's the way the world is."
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Spot on. Teach young people skills for critical thinking, listening, and empathizing, skills that are never outdated.
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"You could never convince a monkey to give you a banana by promising him limitless bananas after death in monkey heaven" (cit.)
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AI is going to make tricking other people even easier.
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What Noah says is both interesting, important AND entertaining, Late Show–that's some of the reasons Sapiens is so popular. And with the current state of the world being what it is, it would be nice if somebody like Noah could get at least half the time on the show as Josh Brolin.
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"If conflicts are about the stories we believe, there is a chance... to just talk about it and perhaps change the story. And find a common story we can be happy with." OK, but he better not try to make Bran Stark the king.
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Harari is a hero without a cape. Please have him back on the show.
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only 7 minutes? This should be at least 3 segments!!!
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Stephen at the end realised Yuval is on a whole other level of intelligence
