Name: Yuval Noah Harari: "21 Lessons for the 21st Century" | Talks at Google
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WILSON WHITE: Good afternoon, everyone, especially

for those of you who are here in California.

My name is Wilson White, and I'm on the public policy

and government relations team here in California.

We have an exciting talk for you today as part of our Talks

at Google series, as well as a series of conversations

we're having around AI ethics and technology ethics more

So today, I'm honored to have Professor Yuval Noah

Yuval is an Israeli historian and a professor at the Hebrew

He is a dynamic speaker, thinker, and now

We're going to talk about each of those books today.

The first book he published in 2014, "Sapien," which explored

His second book in 2016 had an interesting take on our future

which attempts to grapple with some of the issues,

the pressing issues that we are facing today.

So we'll talk about some of the themes in each of those books

But collectively, his writings explore very big concepts

like free will and consciousness and intelligence.

So we'll have a lot to explore with Yuval today.

So with that, please join me in welcoming Professor Yuval

WILSON WHITE: Thank you, Professor, for joining us.

across Google about this talk, I got several emails

from many Googlers around the world who told me

that they had either read or are currently reading

So if you are contemplating a fourth book,

I want to start with maybe some of the themes in both

as "Homo Deus," because I'm the father of two young kids.

And the future that you paint in "Homo Deus" is interesting.

except that it will be very different from today.

So the most important things to emphasize in education

and mental stability, because the one thing

that they will need for sure is the ability

that we don't really know what particular skills to teach

know in what kind of world they will be living.

But we do know they will have to reinvent themselves.

And especially if you think about something like the job

market, maybe the greatest problem they will face

it's very, very difficult for people to reinvent themselves.

I mean, if previously, if traditionally people built

identities like stone houses with very deep foundations,

now it makes more sense to build identities like tents that you

Because we don't know where you will have to move,

to learn these things so that I can teach the next generation

you tackle several themes that even we at Google,

as a company who are on the leading edge of technology

and how technology is being deployed in society,

Why you think liberal democracy as we knew

YUVAL NOAH HARARI: Well, the entire liberal democratic

system is built on philosophical ideas we've inherited

from the 18th century, especially the idea

of free will, which underlies the basic models

of the liberal world view like the voter knows best,

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