We Are What We Ask gathers more than four hundred and fifty questions posed to seven major thinkers of our time: Yuval Noah Harari, Max Tegmark, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Geoffrey Hinton, Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Sundar Pichai. These questions are drawn from conversations across major podcasts, interviews, and online platforms.
Instead of offering predictions or arguments, the book returns to the questions that are shaping our hopes, fears, and uncertainties as AI enters our lives. These questions about trust, power, intimacy, intelligence, danger, and possibility form a record of how we tried to understand a moment larger than us.
But this is not only a book about AI. It is a book about questions themselves and what they reveal. Questions show us what we value, what we fear, what we hope for, and what we avoid. They reveal us to ourselves and to the world, often more honestly than our answers do.
That is why this is a help-self book, not a self-help book. Rather than telling you what to think or believe, it hands the compass back to you.
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Disha Kathuria Daniel
Disha worked as a copywriter in several leading Indian advertising agencies from 2008 to 2014. After marrying Jasper Daniel (former copywriter, artist, and author of Salted Biscuits), the two chose a life of less earning and more learning.
This is her first book.
