One of the World’s Most Influential Thinkers Is Coming to Czech Republic.
Yuval Noah Harari will appear at Harari in Prague. The Future Is Personal.
Few thinkers have changed the way millions of people understand the past, the present, and the future as profoundly as Yuval Noah Harari.
Through Sapiens, Homo Deus, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, and Nexus, Harari has connected history, technology, politics, society, and human behavior in ways that have reshaped how we see our world — and ourselves.
His questions are global. But their consequences are deeply personal.
What happens to us when artificial intelligence becomes part of almost everything we do? What happens to work, decision-making, and human agency? How do we navigate a world shaped by geopolitical conflict, information overload, and accelerating technological change?
And perhaps the most important question of all:
What does all of this mean for our own lives?
These questions will take center stage on October 12, 2026, at Forum Karlín in Prague, at Harari in Prague. The Future Is Personal.
Harari will not treat the future as something distant or abstract. He will explore the forces already transforming our world — and, above all, what those forces mean for each of us.
Why Harari?
Perhaps the best answer comes from the people who have read him.
“What is fascinating and provocative about the book is how it manages to encompass such an enormous span of history in such a concentrated form. It shows some of the fundamental things that have enabled us to build the civilization we now take for granted — even though they were never a given. And it gives us the perspective we need to understand just how briefly we have actually been on this Earth.”
Barack Obama
“Harari has a unique ability to connect the smallest details of history with its biggest megatrends in a single perspective. This exceptionally important book comes at a critical moment, when we are all thinking about the implications of artificial intelligence.”
Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI
“Enormously thought-provoking, provocative, and exceptionally well considered. Harari offers us a view of a future that is rapidly approaching — a future that is both exciting and frightening. If there is a single book I would recommend absolutely everyone read — especially political, business, and cultural leaders — it is Nexus.”
Stephen Fry, actor and writer
“Yuval is one of the most remarkable intellects of our generation — bold, original, educated, provocative, and fascinating. His latest book rethinks everything from literacy to artificial intelligence and, like all his books, fundamentally changes the way we see the world.”
Rory Stewart, writer and former British politician
“The genius of Sapiens lies in its ability to break down challenging and complex subjects into a fascinating and simple story.”
Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group
“Harari writes so thought-provokingly that even when I disagree with him, I want to keep reading and keep thinking.”
Bill Gates
“One of the people who really stands out is Yuval Noah Harari. He is unconventional, but at the same time he tackles some of the biggest questions about life, technology, and society. He expands our understanding of dramas that have yet to unfold.”
Reed Hastings, co-founder of Netflix
“The book really shows how strange human beings actually are. It is an amazing look at our species.”
Joe Rogan
“He is a scholar, and I like his rationality, his perspective, and his ability to look at history from such a broad vantage point.”
Jeff Goldblum, actor
“The man connected an enormous number of dots in that book. I expected dense reading that would require me to work my brain on every page. Instead, I flew through the book.”
Tom Hanks
“Harari is a genius at helping people imagine and understand enormous spans of time.”
Ron Charles, CBS Sunday Morning
“Faced with the avalanche of books about the future of artificial intelligence, readers would do well to start with this one.”
Kirkus Reviews
The Future Is Personal
Harari’s work is about history, technology, and the forces shaping civilization.
But sooner or later, it always comes back to one thing:
us.
Who will we become as the world around us changes? What will remain uniquely human? What will still be ours to decide — and what will no longer be?
These are no longer questions for some distant future.
They are questions for our lives, right now.
That is why Yuval Noah Harari is coming to Prague.
October 12, 2026 | Forum Karlín, Prague
Harari in Prague. The Future Is Personal.
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