Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt & Daniel Huttenlocher , The Age of AI, Little, Brown

The Age of AI brings together perspectives from diplomacy, technology, and academia to explore how artificial intelligence will reshape global competition and human civilization. Kissinger, a legendary statesman, examines AI through geopolitical strategy; Schmidt, former Google CEO, provides technological insight; and Huttenlocher, MIT computer scientist, grounds the discussion in AI research fundamentals. The book argues that AI represents a pivotal moment comparable to the printing press or industrial revolution, requiring new frameworks for governance, ethics, and international relations. It addresses both opportunities and risks, from economic disruption to autonomous weapons, while proposing approaches for responsible AI development.