…we live in a world-historical age of stupid. William Davies, The Guardian

It’s not the full book – but an elegant summary created by GetAbstract, reaching 16 million readers worldwide. So great to see the book gaining attention in the Spanish-speaking world. Hopefully, one day a full edition will follow. Until then, here’s the PDF summary.

With AI, we may soon understand what nature is “saying” – enabling direct collaboration with animals, plants, and ecosystems. In just 57 seconds, the video explains how. Imagine a future where trees, birds, and dolphins become colleagues, contributing their unique knowledge. AI could even give nature a seat at the boardroom table when decisions about

What if we could use it to finally have a conversation with nature?

This is a highly dramatic and controversial podcast that truly stands out.It’s fascinating how Mo paints a picture of AI’s future, guided by Steven Bartlett’s sharp and curious questions. The problem with us today is not that intelligence will work against us — it’s that our stupidity as humans will work against us.Mo Gawdat Just

What I especially appreciate is how Dr. George Westerman from MIT in this lecture puts AI into context — in relation to business, customers, and employees. The value of imperfection is also highlighted in a very thoughtful way.