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Chapter Nine. The World After. What Success Looks Like The goal isn't a world without artificial intelligence risk. It's a world where the risks are understood, proportionate, and governed by something more reliable than luck and good intentions. In 1984, a chemist at MIT named Mario Molina sat down and worked out what chlorofluorocarbons were doing to the stratosphere. The math was not complicated, as chemistry goes. chlorofluorocarbons... the compounds used in refrigerators, air conditione