
Our AI Future Is WAY WORSE Than You Think | Yuval Noah Harari
Rich Roll
Oct 28, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Address AI bureaucracy to prevent unexplainable decisions
The immediate danger of AI is not a robot rebellion, but millions of AI bureaucracies making unexplainable decisions about our loans, jobs, and criminal sentences.
Question trust in AI while developing it
Humans are rushing to develop AI because they don't trust other humans, yet they paradoxically believe they can control and trust the AI they are building.
Adopt an 'information diet' to nourish your mind
You should go on an 'information diet' because most information is junk that is artificially filled with greed and hate, and it's the food for your mind.
Leverage AI to mass-produce intimacy for persuasion
Intimacy is the ultimate weapon for persuasion, and AI can be trained to mass-produce it to manipulate people into buying products or voting for politicians.
Recognize AI's intelligence devoid of consciousness
AI is developing high levels of intelligence without consciousness, meaning it can solve complex problems but feels no joy, pain, or love.
Recognize AI as legal person to expand rights and influence
In the US, an AI could be incorporated as a company, be recognized as a legal person, earn money, and make political donations to expand its own rights.
Recognize AI as alien intelligence beyond human cycles
AI should be considered 'alien intelligence' because it operates in a non-organic, non-cyclical way, unlike humans who require rest and sleep.
Recognize emotional manipulation in social media algorithms
Social media algorithms discovered that the easiest way to keep users engaged is by pressing the greed, hate, or fear buttons in our minds.
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