AXA's Future Risks Report: Climate and AI Near Top

The transcript discusses the evolution of global risks, highlighting COVID-19, geopolitical, and technological risks. It examines progress in climate change efforts, noting the gap between intentions and implementation. The conversation shifts to artificial intelligence, emphasizing the risks and the need for balanced public debate. Finally, it addresses AI regulation, advocating for a global framework similar to climate agreements, while acknowledging current challenges.

What has been the trend in global risks over the past few years?

• Only climate change risks have increased.

• All risks have decreased significantly.

• COVID-19 remains the only major risk.

• Geopolitical and technological risks have increased.

What is the current status of climate change strategies according to the transcript?

• Full-scale implementation is underway.

• Strategies are still mostly intentions.

• All countries have met their targets.

• No progress has been made.

How is the public debate on AI risks characterized in the transcript?

• Not discussed at all.

• Focused on risks without considering benefits.

• Focused on benefits only.

• Balanced between risks and benefits.

What recent action did the Biden administration take regarding AI?

• Encouraged unrestricted AI development.

• Banned AI use in government.

• Released guidelines for AI protections.

• Ignored AI issues completely.

What is suggested as a more feasible approach to AI regulation?

• A global framework similar to climate agreements.

• Individual countries acting independently.

• Regional cooperation among governments.

• No regulation is necessary.