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Tristan Harris
Cofondatore del Center for Humane Technology ed ex design ethicist di Google, avverte che le aziende corrono a rilasciare la tecnologia più potente e meno controllabile mai costruita, con ogni incentivo a tagliare gli angoli sulla sicurezza.
Ruoli
- 2007 – 2011Founder and CEO, AptureAcquired by Google in 2011.Fonte →
- 2011 – dic 2015Design Ethicist, GoogleJoined through the Apture acquisition; left in December 2015 to found Time Well Spent.Fonte →
- dic 2015 – oggiCo-founder, Center for Humane TechnologyFounded as Time Well Spent; co-host of the Your Undivided Attention podcast.Fonte →
A registro
27 nov 2025 · Podcast · The Diary of a CEO
The default path is companies racing to release the most powerful, inscrutable, uncontrollable technology we've ever invented with the maximum incentive to cut corners on safety.
Co-founder, Center for Humane Technology all’epoca
Said to Steven Bartlett; quoted verbatim by Fortune on 10 February 2026.
apr 2025 · Discorso · TED2025
We're currently releasing the most powerful, inscrutable, uncontrollable, omni-use technology we've ever invented… There's a word for what we're doing: insane. This is insane.
Co-founder, Center for Humane Technology all’epoca
Text of his TED2025 talk as published by the Center for Humane Technology.
The Narrow Path: Why AI is Our Ultimate Test and Greatest Invitation →
16 mag 2023 · Intervista · Issues in Science and Technology
We are deploying this stuff far faster than we understand what the capabilities are.
Co-founder, Center for Humane Technology all’epoca
22 mar 2023 · Intervista · NBC News
But when we're in an arms race to deploy AI to every human being on the planet as fast as possible with as little testing as possible, that's not an equation that's going to end well.
Co-founder, Center for Humane Technology all’epoca
Two weeks after he and Aza Raskin first gave "The A.I. Dilemma" talk.
Tech watchdog who raised alarms about social media has a warning about AI →