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Seth D. Baum, Tony Barrett, and McKenna Fitzgerald GCRI statement on the Russian invasion of Ukraine online The Russian invasion of Ukraine increases the risk of nuclear war, as it heightens tensions and raises the possibility of either intentional or inadvertent nuclear escalation. The invasion also affects other global catastrophic risks, like climate change, pandemics, AI, and international relations. Addressing these risks benefits significantly from international cooperation, which has been set back by Russia’s actions. Finding a means of ending the war and rebuilding relations is crucial for mitigating global catastrophic risks. – AI-generated abstract.

GCRI statement on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Seth D. Baum, Tony Barrett, and McKenna Fitzgerald

Global Catastrophic Risk Institute, March 3, 2022

Abstract

The Russian invasion of Ukraine increases the risk of nuclear war, as it heightens tensions and raises the possibility of either intentional or inadvertent nuclear escalation. The invasion also affects other global catastrophic risks, like climate change, pandemics, AI, and international relations. Addressing these risks benefits significantly from international cooperation, which has been set back by Russia’s actions. Finding a means of ending the war and rebuilding relations is crucial for mitigating global catastrophic risks. – AI-generated abstract.

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