Digital Trade for Africa’s Prosperity
Events Webinars Digital business models, E-commerce and trade, Economic, Trade diplomacy Events
Digital trade is becoming a key driver of economic growth across the globe, reshaping how goods and services are produced, traded, and consumed. With increasing internet penetration and the adoption of digital technologies, Africa stands at…
Part 4: Demystifying AI
AI & art, Alumni, humAInism Artificial IntelligenceCognitive proximity is key to human-centred AI. Discover how AI can be aligned with human intuition and values, allowing for more harmonious human–AI collaboration. Dr Anita Lamprecht explains.
Leadership training on AI and diplomacy @ the UAE diplomatic academy
Alumni, Capacity development, Courses, Events, Faculty Training and workshops Artificial Intelligence, Capacity development, Diplomacy courses and workshops, Diplomatic functions and tools, Diplomatic service, Foreign ministries, Foreign policy, Geopolitics
From November 18-20, 2024, Diplo delivered leadership training on AI and diplomacy at the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy (AGDA). This engagement aims to deepen Diplo’s strategic relationship with AGDA and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs,…
Part 3: Crafting AI – Building chatbots
Alumni, humAInism Artificial IntelligenceWhat are the key steps in building chatbots for diplomacy and governance? Dr Anita Lamprecht writes about the essential tools to craft effective AI solutions tailored for diplomatic contexts.
UN Cybercrime Convention: What does it mean and how will it impact all of us?
Events Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Security Events
After three years of negotiations, initiated by Russia in 2017, the UN Member States at the Ad Hoc Committee (AHC) adopted the draft of the first globally binding legal instrument on cybercrime. This convention will now be presented to the…
Diplomacy Reimagined: Competencies 2040 | Talents, knowledge, and skills for diplomats in the AI Era
The book examines how AI is transforming diplomacy by automating routine tasks, allowing diplomats to focus on essential human skills like engagement and negotiation. The author explores the evolving importance of talents, knowledge, and skills, emphasising the need for new competencies and continuous learning in the AI-driven era. Drawing from decades of experience in diplomatic training, the book offers insights into how the profession must adapt to thrive in this rapidly changing landscape.
Part 2.5: AI reinforcement learning vs human governance
Alumni, humAInism Artificial IntelligenceBoth AI and human governance evolve through trial and error, but how do they differ? Dr Anita Lamprecht compares the two systems to explore the potential impacts of AI on society.
Understanding AI: Why does it matter?
humAInism, IFDT Artificial IntelligenceMany in diplomacy recognise AI’s importance but are unsure how to approach it. Andrej Škrinjarić, director of Education & Training at Diplo, explores what AI can and can’t do, how Diplo is integrating it into diplomatic training, and why it’s crucial to start using it now.
Part 2: Getting introduced to the invisible apprentice – AI
Alumni Artificial IntelligenceWeek 2 of the AI Apprenticeship course: While it processes data and evolves with us, AI still lacks the human ability to grasp context and meaning. Will AI always be an apprentice, or can it truly master understanding?
In memory of Aldo Matteucci: A life of wisdom with humanity and humility
Updates
With deep sadness, we learned of the passing of our esteemed colleague and dear friend, Aldo Matteucci. Aldo was a truly remarkable person, a Swiss diplomat who effortlessly combined a wealth of experience with unparalleled critical thinking.
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