In our previous episode, we shared a presentation Tristan and Aza recently delivered to a group of influential technologists about the race happening in AI. In that talk, they introduced the Three Rules of Humane Technology. In this Spotlight episode, we’re taking a moment to explore these three rules more deeply in order to clarify what it means to be a responsible technologist in the age of AI.


Correction: Aza mentions infinite scroll being in the pockets of 5 billion people, implying that there are 5 billion smartphone users worldwide. The number of smartphone users worldwide is actually 6.8 billion now.


 


RECOMMENDED MEDIA 


We Think in 3D. Social Media Should, Too (time.com/6246077/social-media-3d/)
Tristan Harris writes about a simple visual experiment that demonstrates the power of one’s point of view


Let’s Think About Slowing Down AI (meteuphoric.com/2022/12/22/lets-think-about-slowin…)


Katja Grace’s piece about how to avert doom by not building the doom machine


If We Don’t Master AI, It Will Master Us (www.nytimes.com/2023/03/24/opinion/yuval-harari-ai…)


Yuval Harari, Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin call upon world leaders to respond to this moment at the level of challenge it presents in this New York Times opinion piece


 


RECOMMENDED YUA EPISODES 


The AI Dilemma (www.humanetech.com/podcast/the-ai-dilemma)


Synthetic humanity: AI & What’s At Stake (www.humanetech.com/podcast/synthetic-humanity-ai-w…)


 


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