Scientists have set the so -called Doomsed Clock close to midnight, which highlights that they increase the dangers and increase the chances of global disaster. Bulletin of nuclear scientists announced on Tuesday that they had shifted a minute hand on their watch to midnight for 89 seconds. Scientists described the risks of global destruction as a underlying factors, citing Russian nuclear threats, other world conflicts, artificial intelligence and climate change. The Chicago-based non-profit organization Bulletin created a clock in 1947 during the Tension of the Cold War, which was after World War II. We talked with Dr. Herbert Lynn, a member of the Science and Security Board of Atomic Scientists Bulletin and Senior Researchers at the University of Stanford.
