Can you just start off by telling me kinda what is the Doomsday Clock?

So the Doomsday Clock is interesting.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was formed in 1945 by a collective of Manhattan Project scientists who, after sort of developing the nuclear bomb, felt a strong need to kind of warn the public and warn governments about sort of the implications of its use.

And so they developed this, this organization at the University of Chicago in 1945, and then shortly thereafter they began using the metaphor of the Doomsday Clock basically as a medium of, of beginning to talk about and warn people about the seriousness of, at the time, the sort of threat of nuclear weapons.

Basically, it's a mechanism that the bulletin uses to communicate kind of how dangerous current dynamics are in society.

So not only sort of the rise and proliferation of nuclear weapons, but also things like more recently climate change, disruptive technologies, artificial intelligence.

All of those things get factored into how the bulletin calibrates the clock each year.

It could be- An artificial superintelligence that comes online and fundamentally changes what it means to be a human on Earth.