Expert warns that artificial intelligence could soon be able to 'hack' human beings

A world-renowned historian and philosopher is warning that humanity needs to begin regulating artificial intelligence and data collection globally or risk being "hacked." In an upcoming interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," bestselling author Yuval Harari said the nations and large corporations that control the biggest share of data on consumers will control the world in the future, noting that the raw data is worth much more than money. "The world is increasingly kind of cut up into spheres of data collection, of data harvesting. In the Cold War, you had the Iron Curtain. Now we have the Silicon Curtain, that the world is increasingly divided between the USA and China," Harari told Anderson Cooper.