Tristan Harris
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532 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 16 Sep
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And so we are releasing technology that suddenly makes our whole world more vulnerable, whether it's banks or our national security infrastructure or classified systems.
And so, again, we don't win against China when we race to make everything that we do as an open society more vulnerable.
Yeah.
Well, thank you.
Thank you, Steve.
So this film, the AI doc, you can actually watch it right now on Amazon prime, the seven day trial of Peacock.
It's going to be out in the fall, September 12th and September 15th on Netflix, both internationally.
And then in the U S we want people to host screenings of this, you know, every, every group that's doing data center opposition screen, this film, just screen it in a town hall, you know, just throw a house party, bring people together because we always say in our work that clarity creates agency.
If we can see clearly that we're not heading to a pro-human future, we're heading to a future that's good for eight tech boligarchs, soon to be trillionaires, that's going to disempower everybody else.
If people can see that, then you're going to inspire more people to get engaged in data center activism and all the things you're talking about.
There's also some basic things we can do to get started.
So for example, right now, there's a movement to try to give AI legal personhood, meaning it's like human rights should be for humans.
You don't give an AI legal person that they should have property rights and have bank accounts and have protected speech.
The reason the companies are arguing for this is because that means they don't have liability.
Because when they're their own sovereign AI legal entity, it means that the company that trained that entity isn't responsible.
And it should be more like Parenti Loki.
If you're the parent and your kid go break something in a shop, you should be responsible.
If you had liability in this equation, you'd have more security.
That's exactly, well, that's the whole thing is that the whole default path that we're on is actually criminally insane.
It is insane.
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