Existential Risk Governance Framework
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An Existential Risk Governance Framework is a governance framework that coordinates global responses to civilization-threatening risks.
- AKA: X-Risk Governance System, Catastrophic Risk Management Framework, Global Risk Coordination Framework.
- Context:
- It can typically integrate risk assessment protocols with policy mechanisms.
- It can typically coordinate international cooperation through multilateral institutions.
- It can often balance precautionary principles with innovation needs.
- It can often face collective action problems in risk mitigation.
- It can range from being a Centralized Existential Risk Governance Framework to being a Distributed Existential Risk Governance Framework, depending on its authority structure.
- It can range from being a Preventive Existential Risk Governance Framework to being a Responsive Existential Risk Governance Framework, depending on its intervention timing.
- It can range from being a Voluntary Existential Risk Governance Framework to being a Mandatory Existential Risk Governance Framework, depending on its compliance mechanism.
- It can range from being a Technical Existential Risk Governance Framework to being a Political Existential Risk Governance Framework, depending on its decision basis.
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- Examples:
- Counter-Examples:
- Risk Management Framework, which addresses operational risks.
- Corporate Governance Framework, which manages business risks.
- National Security Framework, which focuses on state-level threats.
- See: Governance Framework, Existential Risk, Environmental Apocalypse Scenario, Nuclear Apocalypse Scenario, Artificial Intelligence Revolution, Global Governance, Risk Assessment.