Apocalypse Next: The Economics of Global Catastrophic Risks

Apocalypse Next: The Economics of Global Catastrophic RisksStephen Davies analyses the potential catastrophes from nuclear war and climate change to further pandemics, the misuse of Artificial Intelligence and more that could jeopardise our planet and its people. He examines how we assess these risks, and what we can do about them, firmly believing that the ingenuity, imagination and innovation of millions of people around the world will ultimately secure mankinds continued existence.

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This chapter reviews advances in computer vision-based technologies for precision livestock farming

Drawing together the experiences and advice of rising stars in the information world

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How did the court audience of 1606 respond to Shakespeare’s most disturbing tragedy

as well as higher-order questions designed to promote critical thinking skills

The first full length account of the 1979 'winter of discontent'

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the interpretation of communicative messages and the effects of communication on both speaker and listener

Picking up where the previous title in this series

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