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Recently, space and automotive titan Elon Musk said the machine-over-mankind threat was humanity's "biggest existential threat". Perhaps that is too dire a reading of the future, but what is important for corporate leaders right now is to avoid the catastrophic mistake of ignoring how people will be affected.

The report is nothing new, but still dire, writes Graham Readfern The latest blockbuster United Nations report on the impacts of climate change makes dire reading, just as the first one did almost a quarter of a century ago... Now more than 25 years after scientists started compiling that first report, the latest report is similarly alarming - just with added impacts and greater certainty.

A supposedly confidential new assessment of Greece's prospects, drawn up earlier this month by the "troika" of the ECB, the IMF and the European Commission, makes dire reading.

Yes, the polls make dire reading.

Progression of liver fibrosis to cirrhosis is a dire consequence of chronic liver diseases (CLD).

There is a dire shortage of the right people".

She painted a dire picture of the endowment.

There is a dire shortage of cooking gas.

As my Post colleagues Philip Rucker and David Fahrentold put it, "Donald Trump painted a dire portrait of a lawless, terrorized nation". How dire?

The report paints a dire picture of the nation's climate future.

A dire forecast of a possible 10,000 cases a week, for example, was never realised.