NEXUS / Yuval Noah Harari returns with а thrilling new book (trailer)

In “Nexus”, Harari once again scrutinizes the history of mankind. This time, he explores how the flow of information has shaped us and our world.

Harari brings together history's most significant examples and major trends into one comprehensive study. This unique ability highlights the critical importance of the book, especially at a time when we are all contemplating the implications of artificial intelligence.

From the Stone Age to Christianity, from the campaign against witches to Nazism and populism, the author of “Sapiens” presents an exclusive study. In “Nexus”, Harari makes discoveries that are highly relevant today. He examines how humanity, which has achieved so much in 100,000 years, now faces an existential crisis, enters an era of ecological collapse, and how the creator of the information revolution started to be such a self-destruct.

“We are creating new technologies like AI that can get out of our control and enslave or destroy us.”

World-renowned writers, scientists, and diplomats have already praised this exceptional work. For example, writer and actor Stephen Fry commented on Harari's new book: “Tremendous, thought-provoking and so very well reasoned. Harari gives us a vision of a rapidly approaching future that is at one and the same time thrilling and chilling. If there is one book that I would urge everyone to read – our political, corporate, and cultural leaders most especially – it is Nexus”.

Yuval Noah Harari is one of the most significant contemporary thinkers. He is known for being bold, unique, erudite, provocative, and compelling. In this latest work, he redefines everything from literacy to AI, fundamentally changing the way we think about the world, just as his previous books have done.

On September 10, the publishing house will join the global launch of the book with a presentation on Armenia TV. The general partner of “Nexus” is Bookinist.

Pre-sales of the book have already started on the Newmag.am website.