Saying I LOVE YOU To A CHATBOT? | Tristan Harris, Social Dilemma Star, Center for Humane Technology

Whistleblower, Social Dilemma Star and Humane Technology Evangelist Tristan Harris talks to TDW about the Metaverse, toxic business models, attention as a superpower and the rise of virtualized relationships. Drop a comment with your thoughts - we'd love to hear from you!

Guest: Tristan Harris, TIME Magazine’s 100 “Next Leaders Shaping the Future,” creator of the wildly successful documentary The Social Dilemma, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, and co-host of the podcast Your Undivided Attention. Tristan drives a powerful narrative on why persuasive technology, the rise of social media, the metaverse, and our attention economy must be reformed and reimagined for our collective well-being.

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[gordonpepper]

Why does the host (not Tristan) suggest, near the end of the video, that 'its not the concern with innovation, it's not the concern with technology, those things are amazing and are radically reshaping the human experience in amazing ways'. Not sure what evidence suggests that these technologies are 'reshaping human experience in amazing ways' - how? Simply because you can do things faster and cut through space and time with our communication like never bf, does not necessarily make it 'amazing'. Are you suggesting that people now feel happier, more fulfilled, have better relationships than bf this wave of computerized technology? I don't think so.