Getting traction on great power risks Adam Thomson EAG London 23

The speaker discusses the nature of catastrophic and existential risks, particularly nuclear risks, and the role of great power cooperation. They provide practical steps for gaining traction in addressing great power risks. The importance of promoting ideas that reduce great power risks is highlighted, along with the significance of effective altruism and structured communication. Collaboration between governments and NGOs in addressing existential risks is explored, as well as the work of the European Leadership Network in promoting strategic risk reduction and preventing nuclear war.