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- 1Nuclear doomsday magazine calls AI doomerism bad science▼Nuclear doomsday mag says, AI Doomerism is bad science
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, famous for its Doomsday Clock, has published an argument that fears about artificial intelligence wiping out humanity rest on bad science. The piece, highlighted by Mind Matters, contends that AI doomerism exaggerates existential risk without solid evidence. It adds to an ongoing debate between AI safety advocates and skeptics who say catastrophic warnings are overblown.
- 2EU project explores war-gaming to ease nuclear risk▼Could war-gaming help turn back the hands of the doomsday clock? | WESUE Project | Results in Brief | HORIZON
The European Commission's HORIZON-funded WESUE project is asking whether war-gaming can help reduce the risk of global conflict and push back the Doomsday Clock, the symbolic measure of how close humanity stands to catastrophe. The project examines how simulated crisis scenarios might improve decision-making and de-escalation among policymakers confronting rising nuclear and geopolitical tensions.