In this episode of Nexus, we delve into Yuval Noah Harari’s exploration of the history of information networks and the political ramifications of artificial intelligence. Harari traces the evolution of human cooperation, from the early days of storytelling to the rise of the internet, and examines how these technologies have shaped society. The discussion focuses on the dangers of AI, particularly its potential to concentrate power and manipulate information, threatening democratic self-correction mechanisms. Harari warns of the urgent need for responsible AI governance to avoid catastrophic consequences while also recognizing its transformative potential. Join us as we explore the critical balance between innovation and control in the age of AI.