Tristan Harris

So a boycott has a huge impact.

And as Aza was saying, there's already a movement to make this happen.

When you gray scale your phone or turn off notifications, that's part of the human movement.

When parents read The Anxious Generation and they petition their school and their school board and say, we want social media out of the classrooms, that's the human movement.

When 35 states pass smartphone-free policies, that's the human movement.

Eiza just last week or two weeks ago testified in the trial for Meta, which is like the big tobacco trial against Meta that was intentionally addicting children.

That's the human movement.

We've been talking about a big tobacco moment for tech since 2013 saying, when is this gonna happen?

It's happening now.

What we have to do is learn the lesson from social media and actually apply our hand to the steering wheel and steer AI before it's too late.

That's fantastic.

Thank you guys.

Thank you.

Thanks to our experts, thanks to our experts for being here, and all of our guests who shared your stories.

I hope this conversation acts as an entry point or a springboard to understand how AI might impact your own life, our lives, and the AI doc, or how I became an apocaloptimist, will be in theaters Friday, March 27th.

And your assignment is to tell everybody you know to watch it and to watch it yourself.

And if you want to know what you can do after watching this podcast episode or the AI doc, go to the AI doc, get involved.com.

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