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What does the Rebellion Risk Index measure?

It combines AI-related job displacement exposure with economic resilience, institutional trust, civic space, social protection, and protest history to compare structural pressure across countries.

Is the score a prediction that people will revolt?

No. It is a comparative early-warning signal, not a forecast of a specific protest, uprising, election, or date.

Why compare countries?

Similar automation pressure can produce very different social outcomes depending on institutions, safety nets, political rights, inequality, and the ability to share productivity gains.

What could reduce rebellion risk?

Credible transition support, accessible retraining, income protection, fair distribution of gains, trusted institutions, civic rights, and transparent technology governance can all improve resilience.

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  1. The DoomBench Rebellion Risk Index compares 195 countries across AI job displacement, economic strain, governance, civic space, social protection, and protest history.

  2. Rebellion Risk on DoomBench is a non-predictive structural-pressure profile, not a forecast that unrest will occur or a claim about the intent of any population.

  3. Every DoomBench Rebellion Risk profile exposes its six factors, confidence, modelled-data fallbacks, small-to-large pressure scenarios, sources, and dated score history.

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