Global Catastrophic Risks report 2022
Global Challenges Foundation's annual Global Catastrophic Risks report is soon to be released.
In the upcoming report you will find updated segments about nuclear war, climate change, pandemic and much more. This year one of the new sections is focusing on tipping points and what challenges those pose to the future humanity is facing.
Stay tuned for more updates here at our website and at our social media.
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Climate change
A fair planetary stewardship Earth system justice, as defined by the Earth Commission, is a framework that seeks to ensure…
Weapons of mass destruction
An increasing threat Efforts must be made to prevent the use ofweapons of mass destruction, and disarmament must be a…
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In the upcoming report you will find updated segments about nuclear war, climate change, pandemic and much more. This year one of the new sections is focusing on tipping points and what challenges those pose to the future humanity is facing.
In the upcoming report you will find updated segments about nuclear war, climate change, pandemic and much more. This year one of the new sections is focusing on tipping points and what challenges those pose to the future humanity is facing.
In the upcoming report you will find updated segments about nuclear war, climate change, pandemic and much more. This year one of the new sections is focusing on tipping points and what challenges those pose to the future humanity is facing.
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Artificial intelligence – overview (extract Global Catastrophic Risk report 2022)Category: All
Artificial intelligence – overview (extract Global Catastrophic Risk report 2022)
Today’s artificial intelligence (AI) systems already outperform humans in the tasks they were trained for, especially in terms of speed. AI risk is still emerging today, but could rapidly accelerate if sudden technological breakthroughs left inadequate time for social and political institutions to adjust risk management mechanisms. If AI development becomes automated, in particular, new capabilities might evolve extremely quickly. Author: Ariel Conn, Magnitude 10 Consulting.
Weapons of mass destruction
An increasing threat Efforts must be made to prevent the use ofweapons of mass destruction, and disarmament must be a…
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Climate Tipping Points (2017)Category: All
Climate Tipping Points (2017)
There is strong scientific evidence today that large systems on Earth, such as the ocean circulation system, permafrost, ice sheets, rainforests and atmospheric circulation, can abruptly shift when pushed beyond certain tipping points. Here you can see a figure that shows what level of increase in global temperature would risk triggering tipping points in major biophysical systems on Earth based on the best available current science. Author: Johan Rockström, Stockholm Resilience Centre SRC.
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Weapons of mass destruction
Weapons of mass destruction
An increasing threat Efforts must be made to prevent the use ofweapons of mass destruction, and disarmament must be a…
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A World Climate Bank (2022)Category: All
A World Climate Bank (2022)
This paper outlines the rationale for a World Climate Bank, and its possible structure. No one needs to bear the burden of mitigating climate change. The benefits of mitigation will be for all to share, provided they are well distributed across the world’s population and across generations. Authors: John Broome, University of Oxford. Duncan Foley, New School for Social Research.
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