PREPAREDNESS PLANNING
Make room for practical planning.
This guide offers household planning prompts for possible severe AI-related disruptions. It is not a forecast, a guarantee of safety, or evidence that catastrophe is certain.
Use the ideas that fit your circumstances, seek qualified or local guidance where needed, and follow relevant official instructions.
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A planning prompt—not a prediction.
01 / START WITH YOUR HOUSEHOLD
Map needs and constraints before choosing supplies.
Consider who depends on the household plan and which daily routines rely on. These prompts are for reflection, not individual medical, legal or safety advice.
- Household members, dependents and pets
- Medication and care needs to discuss with qualified providers
- Accessibility, communication and mobility considerations
- Available space, budget, storage and existing resources
- Tasks that may need local or specialist guidance
02 / INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION
Decide what information your household may need.
Think about which essential information should be easy to find, who may need access to it, and how household members would try to stay in touch if familiar services were disrupted.
Keep arrangements suited to your circumstances. This guide does not prescribe a communications protocol or verify any specific channel. For local alerts and procedures, consult relevant official guidance.
List information to review. Confirm any local procedures with relevant authorities.
03 / TOOLS, THOUGHTFULLY
Choose for a purpose, in stages.
Before considering a tool, identify the task it might support and whether it fits household needs, abilities, storage and budget. Review what you already own before adding items.
- Start with needs. Connect a possible item to a real household task.
- Check fit. Consider usability, upkeep, storage and cost.
- Build gradually. Prioritize within your means; no particular kit is required by this guide.
For technical or other specialist decisions, consult appropriately qualified guidance.
04 / OFF-GRID CONSIDERATIONS
Consider dependencies—and limits.
Off-grid living can involve trade-offs in energy, communications, storage, maintenance and access to services. A household plan should account for resource limits and the skills needed to use them.
Do not assume a device or setup is suitable, safe or sufficient for your situation based on a general page. Seek qualified local guidance for electrical, water, structural or other technical decisions.
05 / PRINTABLE REVIEW
A checklist to think through.
Use these prompts as a starting point. Selecting a box does not save progress or certify that a plan is complete. Print this section if useful.
06 / FAQ & NEXT STEPS
Planning without false certainty.
Use broader resources to explore topics and assess claims.
Does this guide predict an AI-related catastrophe?
No. It discusses planning for possible disruption; it does not claim a scenario is certain or predict when events may occur.
Does this checklist guarantee safety or preparedness?
No. It is a set of general prompts, not a complete plan, guarantee or substitute for relevant qualified or local guidance.
Where can I find advice for technical or urgent situations?
Consult appropriately qualified professionals and relevant local authorities. In immediate danger, follow official emergency instructions for your area.