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AI and nuclear risks threaten humanity by 2100
A global assessment has revealed that malicious use of artificial intelligence and the outbreak of a nuclear war pose risks that could lead to humanity's extinction by the year 2100, among 17 major threats to human health over the next 75 years. These risks include climate crisis, air pollution, pandemic outbreaks, antimicrobial resistance, armed conflicts, obesity, mental health issues, economic inequality, and education challenges. The assessments warn that deploying AI in the development of biological weapons and nuclear warfare could result in widespread famines and catastrophic disruptions, although the likelihood of such events remains low. Nonetheless, they emphasize the importance of implementing concrete policies to mitigate these risks.
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