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14 Οκτ 2024 · For this 11th edition, the Future Risks Report highlights the growing complexity of managing risks, making decisions and tackling challenges in a world marked by rapid technological advances and increasingly interconnected risks, from geopolitics to security to misinformation.
- AXA Future Risks Report 2022
The 2022 AXA Future Risk Report is a global study examining...
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- AXA Future Risks Report 2022
24 Οκτ 2022 · The 2022 AXA Future Risk Report is a global study examining the emerging risks threatening our planet. For this ninth edition, 4,500 experts from over 50 countries and 20,000 respondents from the general public contributed to the survey.
The risks associated with artificial intelligence and big data show the greatest increase in the experts' rankings, rising from 14th place in 2022 to 4th place in 2023. Most of the experts (64%) and the public (70%) even believe that AI research should be halted.
AXA’s Future Risks Report is a global study that provides an overview of the major risks of tomorrow. Over nearly a decade, this report has tracked how major changes in our world are taking shape; it helps us to anticipate future threats in order to better protect ourselves and prepare for them. The 2022 edition shows a fragmented,
9 Νοε 2023 · You took over as head of Group Risk Management at AXA in September 2023. What are the main missions of this department? From an insurance point of view, risks represent a probability of loss or damage.
30 Οκτ 2023 · This week AXA published the 10th AXA Future Risks Report. The report highlights the risks that experts and the general public consider to be the biggest future threats. Perhaps unsurprisingly, climate, cyber and geopolitical risks top the list of concerns.
AXA today released the ninth edition of its Future Risks Report. This global survey measures and ranks the evolution of perceptions of emerging risks. It is based on responses from a panel of 4,500 risk experts from 58 countries and a representative sample of 20,000 people from 15 countries.
