#469 — Escaping an Anti-Human Future

#469 —— 脱离反人类未来

Making Sense with Sam Harris

2026-04-11

1 小时 49 分钟
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Sam Harris speaks with Tristan Harris about the dangers of AI and the race to build it. They discuss the new documentary The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist, the lessons of The Social Dilemma, the arms race dynamics between AI labs, the "intelligence curse" and its implications for human political power, the psychology of tech CEOs indifferent to extinction risk, the possibilities of US-China coordination on AI safety, and other topics. If the Making Sense podcast logo in your player is BLACK, you can SUBSCRIBE to gain access to all full-length episodes at samharris.org/subscribe.
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  • I'm here with Tristan Harris.

  • Tristan, it's great to see you again.

  • Sam, it's great to be back with you.

  • So you've been busy.

  • You've been busy worrying about social media for years and you created this, in part created this documentary,

  • the social dilemma, which it seems half of humanity saw.

  • We still have a problem with social media, I'll point out,

  • but you as much as anyone alerted us to the nature of the problem and are continuing on that front.

  • But now you have added to your portfolio concerns about AI and there's this new documentary.

  • The AI doc, which I just saw, which is very super watchable and entertaining in its own way, but also very worrying.

  • And we'll talk about the reasons to be worried here and maybe some of the reasons

  • to be optimistic or at least cognizant of the upside should things go well.

  • But there's a lot to fear on the front of things not going well.

  • So let's just take it from the top.

  • But when did you start worrying about AI?

  • Yeah.

  • Well, first, it's just good to be back with you, Sam,

  • because you really, in a way, helped launch my ability to speak on these topics with the 60 Minutes interview

  • that I did in 2017. And then I remember recording in that same hotel, our first podcast,

  • which actually really got a lot of attention back in the day about persuasive technology.