Yuval Noah Harari, historian and author, joins Rich Roll to discuss the implications of artificial intelligence, which Harari terms "alien intelligence," emphasizing its capacity to learn and make decisions independently. Harari argues that AI's ability to create non-human culture challenges human society, as AI-driven algorithms prioritize engagement through greed, hate, and fear, demonstrated by Facebook's role in spreading misinformation during the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar. He highlights the potential for AI to consolidate power in authoritarian regimes, exemplified by Iran's AI-driven hijab law enforcement. While acknowledging AI's positive potential in healthcare and climate change, Harari warns against the dangers of AI bureaucracies making decisions without human oversight, stressing the importance of truth, trust, and institutional integrity to navigate this technological shift.
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