Dishant Kharbanda

Hacked by History - Seven Secrets for Dominating the age of AI

Education EN ↓ 4 episodes

This is the companion series to Hacked by History: Seven Secrets for Dominating the Age of AI. The book gives you the lessons. This show gives you the people — in full, unfiltered, and far stranger than any summary could capture. Fascinating stories and lessons -A total transformational series.

Author

Dishant Kharbanda

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Education

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Latest episode

Apr 25, 2026

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Episodes

The one thing AI can not choose for you 25.04.2026

Lets dive deeper in to the amazing work of Viktor Frankl

Episode 3: Why letting go is the hardest human act ? 17.04.2026

While this chapter examines unlearning as a vital habit and skill for excelling in the age of AI, the podcast episode shifts focus toward the literary contributions of Nicolaus Copernicus

Episode 2 : Giving up the Long Sword 11.04.2026

In this episode, we read the most important elements from the classic literature by Miyamoto Musashi, " The Book of Five Rings."

Introduction & Socrates 23.03.2026

The first of the seven-episode series to uncover the seven secrets for dominating the age of AI . A complementary series that allows you to deep dive into the characters of my book and get to know them. Since they make the case that its more important to focus on human capacities, which will matter most in the decades ahead, they are not technical. They are ancient. Prompting, models, and engineer...

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