Voice cloning and cyberattacks framed as immediate systemic risks
Voice fraud is expected to increase substantially as voice recreation becomes easier, enabling social-engineering schemes and account-reset scams. One described tactic involves spoofed calls that appear on an iPhone as coming from Google, making recipients more likely to engage with a fake account-support request.
The analysis identifies a major cyberattack as a potentially significant global risk, including a possible botnet-driven internet outage. Such an outage is presented as a small possibility within the next year, but as a more tractable risk than an extreme extinction scenario; no specific attack causing it is confirmed.
