Huberman Lab · 2026-08-10 · 128 min · 20,102 words

Using AI to Increase Your Intelligence & Enrich Humanity | Dr. Fei-Fei Li

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I think the biggest thing humanity never learns is the older generation lamenting about the future generation, as if the future generation doesn't know anything, they're rude, they're they're they're forgetting the past, but if you look at arc of history of humanity, by and large we advance for the better. No, I'm not denying the atrocities, I'm not denying the setbacks, I'm not denying this, but fundamentally I'm a optimist in humanity. I look at kids, they're curious. Of course they get massively entertained by this technology, but they also are starting to use it. What I worry about. Our teachers and some parents. Cause I think our society today, and especially Silicon Valley, are not doing them a service. We're forgetting about them.

Hey everyone. To celebrate the launch of my new book entitled Protocols, I'm pleased to share that I'll be hosting three live events very soon. The first live event is in New York City at Radio City Music Hall on September seventeenth. The second event is in Los Angeles at the Dolby Theater on October eighth. And the third live event is in San Francisco at the Masonic on October twenty eighth.

At each of these events I'll be discussing topics from the book, and my favorite part. Taking questions directly from you. The audience. To get tickets, you can go to Hubermanlab.com slash events and use the code Protocols to get early access. Again, that's hubermanlab.com slash events, and use the code Protocols to get early access to tickets.

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