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JPMorgan names Raising AI to its renowned Summer Reading List, saying "a new framework for navigating Al's influence, this book is a must-read for anyone curious about engaging with the Al revolution responsibly"
Tatler says “This scientist warns that civilisation could collapse—unless we change how we train AI"
Science calls Raising AI “a bold vision", "thought-provoking", and "a timely wake-up call"
Forbes says “Last week, I changed my perspective. A big, change-your-behavior epiphany. In his beautiful, even profound, new book... AI luminary De Kai reframes the AI dialogue. They’re not tools, slaves or gods, they’re our children."
CNBC interviews De Kai about "Raising AI Right" with this week's release of his new book "Raising AI Right"
Literary Hub says "Fascinating and mercifully comprehensible to layreaders, Raising AI situates humans as the adults in the room and explores the ways in which we can and should engage with our 'artificial children.'”
TEDx names De Kai's "Neginformation" talk as one of a handful of Editor’s Picks from over 55,000 TEDx talks this year
Kirkus Reviews calls Raising AI a “deeply human dive into the AIs that are transforming our world”
⁠Raising AI tops The Next Big Idea Club’s must-read books
Foreword Reviews says "Raising AI is a compelling treatise grounded in studies of ethics and technology that charts a path toward greater understanding between biological and artificial intelligences”
Monocle Radio features "The future of artificial intelligence with Geoffrey Hinton and De Kai"

Author: De Kai

TEDx Editor’s Pick – How partial truths are a threat to democracy | De Kai | TEDxKlagenfurt

What if the biggest misinformation threat isn’t lies—but half-truths? Meet Neginformation—misleading facts that manipulate you not through deception, but through what’s left unsaid. AI, media, and human biases fuel this silent epidemic, shaping public perception and distorting reality. In this eye-opening talk, De Kai uncovers how omitted context controls the narrative—and how we can break free from its grip.