Humanity Odds

Humanity Odds

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Estimated probability of human extinction by 2100
3.77%
about 1 in 27 · Updated Nov 9, 2026, 18:28 UTC
24 h+0.0086 pp 7 days+0.022 pp

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Scenarios

ScenarioProbability
7 days
1 in
AI Takeover 3.05%
▼ −0.025 pp
33
Engineered Pandemic 0.35%
▲ +0.0038 pp
283
Nuclear War 0.25%
▲ +0.042 pp
396
Climate Collapse 0.13%
▲ +0.0033 pp
781
Supervolcano 0.0055%
▲ +0.00000054 pp
18,104
Hostile Alien ContactSPECULATIVE 0.00010%
▼ −0.0000000059 pp
999,860
Asteroid / Comet Impact 0.000052%
▼ −0.000000061 pp
1,939,462
Zombie Outbreak (Neuro-Pathogen)SPECULATIVE 0.000010%
▲ +0.000000026 pp
9,818,168

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Summaries are AI-generated; each links to its source.

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Nov 3 – Nov 9, 2026 · Nuclear War

Nuclear War Estimate Edges Up Amid US-Iran Tensions

The Nuclear War scenario moved this week. The model-based estimate rose by a few hundredths of a point, from 0.22 percent on November 3 to 0.25 percent on November 9, or about one in 396. As the app explained the move, the main driver was a cluster of reports that U.S. officials had discussed possible nuclear strikes against Iran, set against repeated statements about preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and hints at further military action.

Written by AI (Claude) from the week's evidence only and checked by a human before publishing.

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About this index

Humanity Odds estimates the probability that humanity goes extinct by 2100, for eight scenarios from AI to asteroids, and updates it every day.

Each scenario starts from published expert forecasts. An AI model classifies the day's news, and the index moves only within fixed limits. Every number links to its sources.

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