Great question! It seems like a mix of factors—polarization, fatigue from the prolonged crisis, and a tendency to move on once immediate danger fades. Many also see it as a 'one-off' rather than a broader warning. Survey research could be valuable in understanding public perception and how it applies to future risks like biorisk and AI safety.
Great question! It seems like a mix of factors—polarization, fatigue from the prolonged crisis, and a tendency to move on once immediate danger fades. Many also see it as a 'one-off' rather than a broader warning. Survey research could be valuable in understanding public perception and how it applies to future risks like biorisk and AI safety.