About the book
The Human Intelligence Project is designed as the public doorway into a wider body of work on human capability. It asks institutions and societies to consider what they are trying to develop in people, how they know whether that development is occurring, and how technology should support rather than displace human responsibility.
The central argument
Human capability remains the foundation of thriving societies. As artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, the need to understand, develop and value human capability becomes more urgent, not less.
The future of intelligence must remain human.
Who the book is for
The book is written for a broad public audience alongside educators, institutional leaders, policymakers, employers and people working at the intersection of technology and human development.