USI Events : "About 70,000 years ago, Earth was populated by at least six different human species. None of them had much impact on the global ecology. Today only one human species has survived – Homo sapiens – but it is the most important factor in the global ecology. How did we reach from there to here? How did we transform ourselves from insignificant apes into the rulers of planet Earth? Our secret of success is that we are the only animal that can talk about things that exist purely in our own imagination, such as gods, nations, money, and human rights...
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Ce monde à inventer !
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Lila Megraoua 03/08/16 : "Published in around thirty languages, with millions of copies sold, ‘Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind’ traces the evolution of Homo sapiens, combining history and science and both delving back into our past and looking into our future. Among the predictions advanced by its author, historian Yuval Harari, is the coming-to-pass of the prophecy of Mary Shelley, of the creature that escapes the control of its creator and master, Dr Frankenstein. The analogy is a telling one, that of AI overtaking human beings... We met up with Yuval Harari at the Unexpected Sources of Inspiration (USI) event in Paris in June, and asked him about his ideas and the impact the new technologies might have on humanity... 
Christophe CESETTI's comment,
August 6, 2016 3:23 PM
Algorithms Are Only As Intelligent As the Humans Behind Them. http://sco.lt/8yZcUz
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