Neural network predicted apocalypse by this date

The threat of the end of the world is not just fiction. Experts have enlisted the World One supercomputer to predict possible scenarios of global catastrophe. And the results were alarming.

Based on the analysis of demographic and ecological data, the system identified growing risks associated not only with a possible nuclear war, but also with natural disasters - tsunamis, droughts, floods, and volcanic eruptions. These phenomena are intensified by climate changes caused by global warming.

Scientists warn: we face not only an increase in average annual temperatures, but also the probability of a new ice age. Danger also comes from space - the impact of a large asteroid could destroy most of life on the planet.

According to the neural network's forecast, deterioration of living conditions will begin by 2040, and by 2050 humanity may be on the brink of survival. Among the key problems are the shortage of fresh water and the lack of vital resources.