"We are not coming from a point of view of 'Look, we want to scare you - we have many threats faced by humanity.' We are coming from the premise that, for a political decision-maker, whether at the global multilateral level or at the national level, these are the potential threats that can be faced, and this is the magnitude by which [the political decision-maker] can really make a difference," said Ibrahim Abubakar, a committee member and professor of infectious disease epidemiology at University College London, to the Guardian. #InteligênciaArtificial #RiscosGlobais #SaúdeHumana (translated)



