I know that a lot of teachers in this community are fans of Harari's book Sapiens (if you haven't already read it, I highly recommend checking it out). I just finished his most recent book, Nexus. In the book he uses many lessons of history to help readers make sense or the impact AI might have on humanity. There's a lot to unpack in the reading, but it's well worth the read if you're interested in this stuff. While I don't see myself necessarily using excerpts in class, it certainly made me better equipped to have these types of conversations in my class. Curious if anyone else has read it yet. What do we think?
