To Be or Not to Be Hacked | Audrey Tang and Yuval Noah Harari in Conversation With Puja Ohlhaver

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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I'm Gay and I've Come Out

02:30 • 4min

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What Is the Intergenerational Way of Data Collecting?

06:09 • 3min

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Surveillance Totalitarianism Is Not Inevitable

09:37 • 6min

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The Code Makers Don't Allow for Future Interpretations

16:00 • 4min

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Computer Code Is a Natural Law That Shapes Our Life

19:43 • 5min

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Using Code to Help Us Assistive Intelligence

24:37 • 3min

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Hacking Human Beings Is Not Enough

28:07 • 3min

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How to Deal With the New Tools for Hacking the Human Brain

31:27 • 3min

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Is This the Taiwanese Normal?

34:12 • 5min

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Algorithms Taking Over Democracies

39:38 • 5min

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Architect Algorithms and Data Dignity

44:12 • 3min

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The Idea of a Motivational Self Motivational Learning

47:22 • 3min

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Is the AI Mentoring the Anti Kind of a I Mentor?

50:17 • 6min

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Pandemic Strategy

56:15 • 3min

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Open Data and Open API's in Tainan

59:11 • 3min

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The Fairness of All Kinds

01:01:48 • 4min

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Globalism Is Not a Controversy

01:05:52 • 2min

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What's the Narrative of the Future of Taiwan?

01:07:43 • 4min

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The Key to Cooperation Is to Create New Stories

01:12:02 • 2min

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Code Weavers

01:14:06 • 4min