A new Lancet report identifies 17 major threats to global health, warning AI misuse and nuclear conflict could have catastrophic impacts.
Mayors for Peace initiative gaining traction in Franklin County – Athol Daily News
Franklin County towns Whately, New Salem, Gill and Deerfield joined Mayors for Peace to promote global nuclear abolition.
THE GATEKEEPERS – Diary Of A Teenage Prophet – DMME.net
A gospel and other spells according to a kid with too vivid an imagination and a story which requires a host of angels to spread the word across …
Nuclear war and artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity by 2100 — The Lancet study
A nuclear war and the use of AI to create biological weapons could lead to the extinction of humanity. Collage by the Ukrainian News agency.
Nuclear war and artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity by 2100 — The Lancet study
A nuclear war and the use of artificial intelligence to develop biological weapons could lead to the extinction of humanity within the next 75 …
What the U.S.-Israel-Iran War Broke in the Rules of Conventional Conflict – CAPSS India
Air Vice Marshal Prashant Mohan examines how the US-Israel-Iran conflict is reshaping conventional warfare through AI targeting, …
Is The World Ending? A Lancet Commission Says Maybe – Health Policy Watch
Two of the threats it identifies – nuclear war leading to global famine, and the malicious use of artificial intelligence, including to build …
The Political Constitution at War – Richard M. Reinsch II – Law & Liberty
President Trump’s decision to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities in the summer of 2025, after joining Israel in its “12-day war” against Iran …
LIVE | ‘World War 3 In…’: Trump STUNNING Nuclear Warning Shocks World, Iran, Israel
LIVE | ‘World War 3 In…’: Trump STUNNING Nuclear Warning Shocks World, Iran, Israel | Trump’s FULL SPEECH LIVE The Strait of Hormuz remains at the …
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs: We Are at DIRE RISK of Nuclear War from Russia-NATO Escalation Over Ukraine
On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Prof. Jeffrey Sachs, Director of Columbia University’s Department for Sustainable Development.