![]() ![]() "One key rule is that if you get my data, the data should be used to help me and not to manipulate me. You cannot regulate the explosive power of artificial intelligence on a national level," says Harari, who tells Cooper what he feels needs to be done. "Certainly, now we are at the point when we need global cooperation. The next phase is surveillance going under our skin," he warns. What we have seen so far, it's corporations and governments collecting data about where we go, who we meet, what movies we watch. ![]() "It's data about what's happening inside my body. ![]() Eventually within 10 or 20 or 30 years such algorithms could also tell you what to study at college and where to work and whom to marry and even whom to vote for," says Harari.Īnd he points out, the pandemic has opened the door to even more intrusive collection of our data. "Netflix tells us what to watch and Amazon tells us what to buy. ![]()
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