AIDOP: Letting AI Debate Its Own Publications with Mohamed Nabil

Valera At результат, the most important thing is that the world's most important policy is the "Journey's Atvisha intelligence" and the future of human civilization. But what fascinates me most wasn't simply the idea he wrote about. It was what he chose to do after writing them. Most authors defend their work, but are against the invite atvisha intelligence to publicly challenge his own idea. Through a concept he created called "A Drop", "A I Debate on Warn's publication". Between himself and AI, allowing criticism to become part of the work instead of something hidden from it. Because of that, our guest today chose isn't protected by certainty. It is defined to question him. His work also introduced the idea of "incletes" and "enlighted" populism. A way of thinking and our core encourages people to investigate before believing, to listen before judging and to value understanding over blind arguments. "Woo, he's really a lot." So whether he's discussing "Etska AI", direct democracy, global justice or the future of humanity, one question continues to get everything he does. And that is, how do we think and how do we become better thinker before trying to become better leader? Guests who is here today is all about the Mohammed Nabu. Welcome to Beyond the Traffs, Mohammed Nabu. Hello, Emma. Thank you for the warm introduction. Thank you so much for our writing. It's really a privilege to have you here at Beyond the Traffs. So we'll tell you much of our time. Let's go straight to the first question of the day, because we have a lot to ask you for a room. And here is it. You know, every philosopher has a moment when they stop accepting the world as it is and begin asking why it works the way it stores. So now, long before the books, adopt an enlightened populism, there was simply Mohammed trying to make sense of the world around him. Here's our question. What faith are waking that curiosity in you? And when it's questioning, become more important than simply finding answers? Yes, I believe my own values in life are justice, freedom, truth telling, compassion and solidarity. So truth telling really matters to me. So truth seeking is also an important pillar of my work. I believe that I can't possibly have a monopoly on the truth. I can't possibly give you conclusions and tell you that everything I'm telling you is truth. What I can do best is give you my own transmit my own beliefs through writing. And I can provide arguments and counter arguments through this aid up a ID or AI debates on one's publications. I can provide arguments or encounter arguments on the beliefs I'm telling you. Or my own thoughts on ideas and then you can formulate your own opinion and stuff like that enlightened populism as you mentioned earlier is presented as an alternative to the two dominant day, the reputters of communication today's world. Blind, the litus man ignorant populism. It may help provide the essential infrastructure for human beings to dismantle tribalism, polarization, toxic competitiveness, pressure, systemic bug, big tree and stuff like that. We are really a man of wisdom. I can say, okay, thank you so much. The lemma access this question because I think boom, I have to access you know one of the bothersome you have done is to create a door lies a ID OP. We are as feature intelligence, openly critics, see or publish work because if it is me, I want to does you know most writers spend years defending their ideas. But for you, you have built a system that weakens criticism as part of the creative process. Now let me know Axel, what did that teach you about humility, lecture on nursing and relationship between confidence and curiosity and also axiomoc wisdom and has a I ever forced you to rethink something you once believed completely. Okay, these are interesting questions. The first of all to practice aid up or AI do you must have intellectual humility and you must have radical transparency. It's about maintaining human sovereignty in the age of AI. So the second as for the second question, you asked whether it surprised me once or twice or whether it provided provided nuance unexpectedly. Well, in one of these sessions, I had a debate with charge of the and on an essay of mine, the original essay had a theory on more client balance and then charge of the system by saying that it's making systems that the theory that I came up with doesn't apply to everyone. It assumes that we have enough time and enough money to do certain stuff. It doesn't take into consideration a huge part of the population who are overall not by choice, but due to economic circumstances. So I completely agreed with charge of the end of this point and I moved on to another essay aid up involves a content creator prompting an AI tool to criticize their own content engaging in back and forth to the argumentation with the tool and publishing the entire and as transcript within 24 hours of the exchange. So I'm trying to get across my books and essays. It's really amazing. You are only doing a race walk and you might hear me to fall in love with AI even though sometimes I will, "Oh, what AI's here to stay." So thank you so much, Mohammed. It's really a long rise to find this conversation. Ah, that's a great pleasure. Okay, let's go a bit further because something keeps confusing me. You know, you described three different ways that people approach information. You see that is blind elitism, normance populism and enlightening populism. In today's world, we are according to often reward outreach, modern understanding. You can say that this framework feels incredibly timely. So I want to ask you, and this one is for a listener's out there, like if someone listening today genuinely wanted to become what you call an enlightening populist, what daily habits would help them think more independently without becoming sneaker or overwhelmed. Okay, so let's define the terms properly first. Enlightened populism blind elitism entails blindly following an expert or an elite on a certain issue. Ignorant populism also involves the absence of investigation while derying on feelings or trends. Enlightened populism is a behavior of a pattern of communication that involves listening to multiple experts trying to understand how they reached certain conclusions and investigating the information to the discovery of the truth. So in any given matter, we have to follow these three steps, listen to multiple experts, try to understand how they reach certain conclusions and investigate the information to discover the truth. This is how we form an opinion on any given matter. Oh, this really a lecture hall. I like who, okay, right, don't. All right, thank you so much, Mohammed. I'm really enjoying it. But it feels great. It feels great that you're enjoying it. Okay, all right, thank you so much. Okay, I get it now. It's very clear. Okay, and again now, I don't know, but you know, many of our ideas challenges the way we have traditionally organized society. For real, I can't lie so far because if you check from global governance, the seasonal assemblies and universal mind rights, I think your ideas, your a drop, the challenges, voice and the way that our things are organized. So now rather than actually without these ideas are controversial, I don't know, but I'd like to access something more personal. When you imagine the future you're walking towards, what kind of humanity do you hope future generation in here is? And here is again, what gives you the confidence and many food challenge is so possible if I may ask. Well, I believe in the stance of the of my own philosophical universe, I've created the aid up or AI DUP, which stands for AI debates and wants publications. And this encourages enlightened populism as you're actively inviting your own audiences to your lab, allowing them to follow the reasoning behind the conclusions instead of giving them just the wrong conclusions. And enlightened populism is considered a prerequisite for the establishment of a global government to be ruled by citizen assemblies. So I believe that's a matter of adoption over the years. Enlightened populism doesn't rely on popular charismatic leaders. The same enlightened populism doesn't rely on popular charismatic leaders. It may only work if it's practiced by the masses. The same can be said about establishing a global government that may require multi-generational efforts, but it must be about a map transition. Please really quit. And so I'll listen us out there. I say no excuse why you won't get a hood, why you won't go and such on a job because Mohamed is building a lot for us. And this is not just for us but for future generations to come. Thank you so much Mohamed for this once again. Yeah, thank you for having me. Thank you so much Mohamed. "You know, there is an act about this show because I think you know, this show is called Beodichar, because we believe the face draft is never the finest story." I know, I know that your journey has been filled with books, debates, philosophical exploration, a constant revision of ideas, because checking through these are conversations so final that, "Oh, this is a man of wisdom." So now, looking back, what belief about life people and should have you written the most? And for someone who is afraid to question what they have always believed, what do you want them to understand about the courage it takes to change your mind? Okay, I'll tell you a lot on things that I changed my mind about years ago, is long years ago I used to be a strong believer in nationalism or patriots, my used to consider myself a patriotic. Now, I stopped that completely, I actively write about the absurdity of nationalism and I think it's a matter of indoctrination that runs through separate societies, just nonsense. I write about the absurdity of nationalism nowadays and I believe I considered myself a citizen of the world and I, the sense of belonging that I had toward one nation or one country. Now, I have toward the entire human race, so I think it's a matter of evolution. We as human beings should continuously evolve our thoughts and beliefs from time to time, so we can be the best version of ourselves. Ooh, this is exactly what Bioti Jaf was beautiful. Okay, no, Muhammad, why haven't this whole conversation with you? I think something just I kept thinking about wrong simple idea. And you know, that's such and for true to require more courage than defending society because I think I'm learning a lot from you so far. And to listen to us, I thought I get and I kept thinking about this stuff. We live in a world where people are often rewarded for having immediate opinion. We are changing your mind is sometimes mistaken for weakness. We are winning arguments can become more important and understand the person across from you. But checking Muhammad works so far, your work invites us into something different, to slow down, to investigate, to question ourselves before questioning everyone else. And perhaps that is where wisdom begins, not with certainty, not with curiosity. But I think, no, I think it's both curiosity. So now, before we say goodbye, we'd like to ask you a final question. And this question is for Alessina's because they can't live such a man with wisdom. So Muhammad, please, we are canalists in us find you. Explore your books, learn more about Adopt and connect with your work here at Beauty. Well, they can connect with my work and they can connect with me through my website MuhammadNabeel.world. I'm OHAMED and ABIL.WORLD. It would be helpful if you can add the link in the description of the episode. And I'm looking forward to hearing from your audiences. Thank you so much, Muhammad. I'm going to follow you up immediately. So to Alessina's out there, remember that I just want you to do. Go follow him up, get a hood of his book because he has a lot to dish out. And for us, we are going to make sure that every of those links is available in the show notes. Please go and explore Muhammad's work, reach his book, visit his website. And if today's conversation reminded you that axim beta questions may be the beginning of changing the world. Share this episode with someone who loves thoughtful conversation. And before you share it with anyone, remember to share it to yourself. Muhammad, thank you for reminding us that intellectual courage begins with the willingness to question ourselves before expecting the world to change. And to everyone listening, please remember to share this episode, leave a review, compactness week. Because you are just getting started. I'm your host, Eimer. This is Beyoncé Shrath. I guess it's Muhammad. Remember your way, your story, Matas, keep writing. Thank you so much, Muhammad, for joining us today. Thank you, Eimer, for having me. It has been wonderful time.