The Age of AI
And Our Human Future
Kissinger, Schmidt, and Huttenlocher weigh how artificial intelligence will reshape knowledge, security, and human identity, and the questions societies must confront now.
Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and computer scientist Daniel Huttenlocher combine statesman, technologist, and academic to ask what artificial intelligence means for humanity. Rather than a technical manual, it is a philosophical and strategic reckoning: how AI will change what we know and how we know it, reshape security and diplomacy, and unsettle long-held ideas about human reason and identity. The authors argue that societies need to grapple with these questions now, before the technology outpaces our understanding.
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