“人类简史系列”作者赫拉利：衡量进步不在速度，而在合作力度和共情深度

Core Viewpoint - The progress should not only be measured by the speed of technological advancement but by humanity's ability to establish cooperation, trust, and empathy [1] Group 1: Technology and Society - Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just an automation tool but an "acting subject" capable of making decisions and even generating new ideas [3] - The historical concern with technological change is not the end goal but the process of reaching that goal, requiring time and reliable mechanisms for adaptation [3] - The unique aspect of AI is its impact on the social nervous system, with dangers arising from the invisible processes surrounding it rather than overt threats [4] Group 2: Collaboration and Safety - True progress requires collaboration, as human strength comes from connections with others rather than isolation [4] - The deployment of technology for competitive advantage without regard for safety boundaries is a significant concern, emphasizing the need for governance before implementation [4] - A developed technological society must have mechanisms to identify and correct its errors and biases to ensure safe and rapid operation [4] Group 3: Memory and Human Experience - Humanity must preserve its memory and storytelling ability as AI begins to take over decision-making processes [5] - In the age of AI, it is crucial to allow enough time for humans to maintain memories and build trust and empathy among each other [5] - Progress should be measured not by the speed of technology but by the strength of cooperation and depth of empathy among individuals [5]