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Axios reported that fears of war, economic crises, and artificial intelligence are fueling widely circulated predictions that the end of the world is near, prompting some people to urge others to stockpile food, water, and emergency supplies. Researcher Michael Mills said these fears primarily reflect uncertainty. A Chapman University poll found that 58% worry the United States could become involved in a new world war, 51.9% are concerned about AI’s impact on politics, and 49.7% about its economic consequences. The report concluded that rising anxiety does not mean a global catastrophe is imminent, and that the nature and timing of future crises cannot be predicted accurately.
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