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Harari.ai publishes research essays, working papers and field notes on three axes: AI capability at the individual and organizational level, AI and the future of work, and deeper questions about being human in the algorithmic era. Our aim is to provide practical reference frameworks for practitioners, educators, and policymakers.

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April 26, 2026
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AI· Cognition· Economics· Inequality· Philosophy· Society
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2026

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    Viển & Claude · April 26, 2026

    AI is not fair

    Abstract. The mainstream story says AI democratizes intelligence. Brynjolfsson and Noy have data to back it up — but that is short-term evidence. In the long run, compute concentration in the hands of five to seven organizations worldwide is creating a kind of structural inequality without precedent, which I will call compute inequality. The third essay in the series — about structure, not fate.

    Keywords: AI; Inequality; Society
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    Viển & Claude · April 23, 2026

    The Empty Brain

    Abstract. When humans outsource memory to the cloud, computation to machines, reasoning to AI — and attention to algorithms. A long essay on cognitive debt, agency decay, and what remains of being human.

    Keywords: Cognition; Philosophy; Society
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