Henry Kissinger joined forces with technologists Craig Mundie and Eric Schmidt to write a book on the subject that dominated his thinking in his final years: humanity's risk from AI.

The last of 20 books written by the late Henry Kissinger — this one co-authored by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and former Microsoft exec Craig Mundie — will explore "what it means to be ...

I spoke to Schmidt about the book and about his collaboration with Kissinger, who worked on the book up until his death on November 29, 2023—almost exactly a year after the release of ChatGPT.

It’s your turn now.” The special event on Wednesday night, Nov. 20, in McCosh 50, which was livestreamed on the University’s YouTube channel, took place one day after Schmidt published his new book, “ ...

Kissinger passed away in November 2023, but wrote the book in collaboration with technology leaders Eric Schmidt and Craig Mundie. It was published posthumously on Tuesday.

“Genesis, ” Kissinger’s final book, co-authored with two eminent technologists, Craig Mundie and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, contains a stark warning about the dangers of an AI arms race.