Genesis

Genesis

A profound exploration of how artificial intelligence could reshape humanity—written by Henry A. Kissinger alongside technology leaders Craig Mundie and Eric Schmidt, and offering a final, deeply considered vision from one of the defining statesmen of the modern era. 

What happens when machines no longer simply process information, but begin to understand, reason and act with increasing independence?

In Genesis, Henry A. Kissinger, Craig Mundie and Eric Schmidt confront one of the defining questions of our age: what will happen to human civilisation as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable of interpreting reality, making decisions and influencing the world around us? The authors look beyond the excitement surrounding new technologies to consider AI's deeper consequences for human judgment, politics, security, prosperity, science and our understanding of reality itself. 

The book moves between the extraordinary possibilities and unsettling risks of an AI-driven future. AI could help address challenges such as climate change, geopolitical conflict and economic inequality, unlock scientific discoveries and expand the boundaries of human knowledge. Yet the same technology could also challenge our independence, alter the balance of power and force us to reconsider questions that have traditionally belonged to philosophy, religion and human consciousness. Organised around themes including discovery, the brain, reality, politics, security, prosperity, science and strategy, Genesis does not approach AI with either blind optimism or reflexive fear. Instead, it asks how humanity can navigate this transformation with wisdom, responsibility and a clear understanding of what is at stake. 

Genesis is ultimately a book about the future of the human spirit in an age of machine intelligence—and about whether we can shape that future before it shapes us.

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