Luiza Jarovsky: AI won't kill all humans by 2030, but may destabilize key global systems
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-20
AI researcher Luiza Jarovsky pushes back on claims that AI will kill all humans by 2030, calling such statements exaggerated. Her more accurate take: AI will likely destabilize the internet, the global economy, communications, food, water, health, transportation, and energy systems — potentially even triggering WW3 in a worst case.
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