Yuval Noah Harari is a historian, lecturer, and author. His writings and research focus on the relationship between history and biology and the ethics of technological advancement. Harari received his ...

Once, it’s said, when shown a new scientific paper, the Austrian physicist Wolfgang Pauli sighed and said: “It’s not even wrong.” Some ideas are so incomplete, or so vague, that they can’t be judged.

This cover image released by Penguin Random House shows "Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI" by Yuval Noah Harari, releasing Sept. 10. (Penguin Random House via AP ...

He needs them. Harari might be, after the Dalai Lama, the figure of global renown who is least online. He doesn’t use a smartphone (“I’m trying to conserve my time and attention”). He meditates for ...

Geoff Bennett: Yuval Noah Harari as a professor of history who is renowned for his broad and thought-provoking perspectives on human history. Harari, who is the bestselling author of “Sapiens,” ...

A poster describing Yuval Noah Harari as a World Economic Forum and United Nations spokesperson has misled social media users into thinking that a statement about human free will the poster attributes ...

The unbridled use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial system could lead to dire results, author, philosopher and history professor Yuval Noah Harari told an audience at the Bank for ...

History professor Yuval Noah Harari led a life of relative obscurity teaching at Hebrew University of Jerusalem until 2014, when he compiled his lectures and published a book, "Sapiens," about the ...

When Yuval Noah Harari published his first book, "Sapiens," in 2014 about the history of the human species, it became a global bestseller, and turned the little-known, Israeli history professor into ...

Mumbai: A conversation between historian and author Yuval Noah Harari, actor Aamir Khan, and neuropsychiatrist Dr Rajesh Parikh on artificial intelligence in Mumbai took an unusual turn when a fourth ...

Translation of: Kitsur toldot ha-enoshut. 2011. "First published in Hebrew in Israel in 2011 by Kinneret, Mora-Bitan, Dvir."--Title page verso. "Previously published in a slightly different form in ...