Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari review – end of days?

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Disorientation causes them to think in apocalyptic terms.” It seems that, in the intervening years, Harari has himself become a liberal, because this book is about the apocalyptic scenario of how the "computer network” – everything from digital surveillance capitalism to social feed algorithms and AI – might destroy civilisation and usher in "the end of human history”.Take that, Fukuyama.

Elsewhere, one might be surprised to read: "The ancient Romans had a clear understanding of what democracy means.” No doubt the Romans would have been happy to hear that they would, 2,000 years in the future, be given a gold star for their comprehension of eternally stable political concepts by Yuval Noah Harari.

The Sapiens author may be a superb narrative writer, but his apocalyptic pontificating about AI stretches credulityAs befits a writer whose breakout work, Sapiens, was a history of the entire human race, Yuval Noah Harari is a master of the sententious generalisation.