This is the country most likely to survive a nuclear war, according to artificial intelligence.
Some countries have a better chance of survival due to their remote location. Photo: iStock.
Although no place on the planet would be completely safe in the event of a nuclear war, certain countries have a greater chance of survival due to their remote location, political neutrality, self-sufficiency, and preparedness.
According to ChatGPT, OpenAI's AI, the most frequently mentioned candidates include New Zealand, Iceland, Argentina (especially the Patagonian region), Switzerland, and Norway.
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According to the IA, this South Pacific island nation is frequently cited as the safest place to be in the event of a nuclear war.
Its remoteness from global power centers and the absence of military installations or offensive alliances reduce its target profile.
Furthermore, it boasts self-sufficient food production, a stable society, and a low population density. However, its isolation could hamper access to medicines, technology, and fuel in the event of a global collapse.
It has self-sufficient food production. Photo: iStock.
Located in the North Atlantic, Iceland has no armed forces and maintains a neutral geopolitical stance. Its energy comes entirely from renewable sources such as geothermal and hydropower.
Despite its harsh climate, which limits agriculture, its cohesive population and efficient internal organization give it significant advantages.
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In South America, the southern regions of Argentina and Chile, especially Patagonia, are far from the main nuclear targets.
They have abundant natural resources, arable land, and low population density. However, they face infrastructure limitations and potential economic or health impacts resulting from a global conflict.
The main factors that increase the chances of survival. Photo: iStock.
Renowned for its historical neutrality, Switzerland has one of the most developed civil defense networks, with nuclear bunkers and food reserves.
Although it is located in the center of Europe, close to potential military targets, its internal preparation and stable political system provide it with a certain margin of security.
Norway's remote and Arctic regions could be spared the direct impact of a nuclear attack. The country has good infrastructure, hydroelectric power, and a robust healthcare system.
However, as a NATO member, it could be indirectly involved in the conflict.
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Among the main factors that increase the chances of surviving a nuclear war are:
- Distance from strategic and military objectives.
- Food and energy self-sufficiency.
- Low population density and social stability.
- Political neutrality and absence of offensive military alliances.
- Civil defense infrastructure and emergency protocols.
*This content was written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on publicly available information released to media outlets. It was also reviewed by a journalist and an editor.
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