All publications - existential risk
Reconciliation between factions focused on near-term and long-term artificial intelligence
2018
Baum S.D. (2018) Reconciliation between factions focused on near-term and long-term artificial intelligence, in AI and Society 33, 565-572.
Search for the full text: Google | DOIEndangering humanity: an international crime?
2017
McKinnon C. (2017) Endangering humanity: an international crime?, in Canadian Journal of Philosophy 47, 395-415.
Search for the full text: Google | DOICoping with ecological catastrophe: Crossing major thresholds
2004
Cairns Jr. J. (2004) Coping with ecological catastrophe: Crossing major thresholds, in Ethics in Science and Environmental Politics 4, 69-79.
Search for the full text: GoogleIntroducing the 21st Century's New Four Horsemen of the Coronapocalypse
2020
Cheong K.H., Jones M.C. (2020) Introducing the 21st Century's New Four Horsemen of the Coronapocalypse, in BioEssays [volume not available], [pages not available].
Search for the full text: Google | DOIWould a super-intelligent AI necessarily be (super-) conscious?
2011
Torrance S. (2011) Would a super-intelligent AI necessarily be (super-) conscious?, in Machine Consciousness 2011: Self, Integration and Explanation - Proceedings of a Symposium at the AISB'11 Convention [volume not available], 67-74.
Search for the full text: GoogleSustainability of living machines
2018
Halloy J. (2018) Sustainability of living machines, in Living Machines: A Handbook of Research in Biomimetic and Biohybrid Systems [volume not available], 614-622.
Search for the full text: Google | DOIHeading for a world apocalypse?
2010
Collins D.A. (2010) Heading for a world apocalypse?, in Journal of Social, Political, and Economic Studies 35, 242-254.
Search for the full text: GoogleExploring expanding expertise: artificial intelligence as an existential threat and the role of prestigious commentators, 2014–2018
2018
Galanos V. (2018) Exploring expanding expertise: artificial intelligence as an existential threat and the role of prestigious commentators, 2014–2018, in Technology Analysis and Strategic Management [volume not available], [pages not available].
Search for the full text: Google | DOIHow an India-Pakistan nuclear war could start—and have global consequences
2019
Kristensen H.M., Turco R.P., Lovenduski N.S., McKinzie M., Harrison C.S., Robock A., Toon O.B., Xia L., Peterson R.J., Bardeen C.G. (2019) How an India-Pakistan nuclear war could start—and have global consequences, in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 75, 273-279.
Search for the full text: Google | DOIThe Vulnerable World Hypothesis
2019
Bostrom N. (2019) The Vulnerable World Hypothesis, in Global Policy [volume not available], [pages not available].
Search for the full text: Google | DOIManually-curated Bibliography
Other bibliographies are to be announced for specific x-risks, e.g., artificial intelligence or asteroid impact.
ML Bibliography
Publications predicted to be relevant by our Machine Learning (ML) model, but not yet assessed by humans and thus not yet in the non-ML bibliography