Nuclear War and AI Risks: A Collection

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I collect here materials regarding the consequences of nuclear war and the risks of AI-driven decision-making in nuclear command and control.

Own works

• Pavel Kiparisov – Arms, food, and nuclear winter: An IIASA modeling story spanning 40 years (2026)
• Pavel Kiparisov & Christian Folberth – Cascading disruptions in natural gas, fertilizers, and crops drive structural food supply vulnerabilities globally (2026)
• Pavel Kiparisov & Christian Folberth – Quantifying global and regional food crises through cascade modeling of supply fragmentation (2026)
• Pavel Kiparisov & Christian Folberth – The Hidden Cost of a Regional Nuclear War (2025)
• Pavel Kiparisov – The Looming Shadow of Nuclear Winter (2025)
• Pavel Kiparisov & Christian Folberth – Modeling Impacts of Food and Fertilizer Trade Disruptions on Global Food Security (2025)

Movies and TV Shows

• Stanley Kramer – On the Beach (1959)
• George Miller – Mad Max (1979)
• Nicholas Meyer – The Day After (1983)
• Mick Jackson – Threads (1984)
• Konstantin Lopushanskiy – Dead Man's Letters (1986)
• Russell Mulcahy – On the Beach (2000)
• Christopher Nolan – Oppenheimer (2023)

Books (Fiction & Non-Fiction)

• Nevil Shute – On the Beach (1957)
• Annie Jacobsen – Nuclear War: A Scenario (2024)
• Owen Brian Toon & Alan Robock – Earth in Flames: How an Asteroid Killed the Dinosaurs and How We Can Avoid a Similar Fate From Nuclear Winter (2025)

Theatre

• Manhattan Project by Stefano Massini

Articles

• Jägermeyr, Jonas et al. – A regional nuclear conflict would compromise global food security. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 117, 7071-7081 (2020)
• Xia, Lili et al. – Global food insecurity and famine from reduced crop, marine fishery and livestock production due to climate disruption from nuclear war soot injection. Nature Food, 3, 586-596 (2022)

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