The impact of AI on diplomacy and international relations 2018
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, International relations and diplomacy EventsAn event organized by DiploFoundation and the Center for Data Innovation addressed the impact of artificial intelligence on diplomacy and international relations. The event featured discussions, panels of experts, and key findings from a report on AI's challenges and opportunities in diplomatic practices. The event highlighted the need for further research, capacity development, and practice in this field to address the significant impact AI will have on international relations, including new topics, geostrategic shifts, and ethical considerations.
Diplo’s senior researcher on IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group
Events, TimelineSorina Teleanu, Diplo's senior researcher, has been appointed to the IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group, which advises the UN Secretary-General on meeting programs and schedules, consisting of representatives from various stakeholder groups.
Fundamental Science and Society
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsA workshop celebrating the 50th anniversary of Rencontres de Moriond will focus on "Fundamental Science and Society." The event will address the role of fundamental research in technological advancements and sustainable development on Day 1, and the themes of excellence, diversity, and open innovation in fundamental and applied research on Day 2. The workshop aims to include perspectives from Asian and developing countries, emphasizing the intersection of science with societal progress. DiploFoundations' Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will be a speaker at the event. More details are available on the workshop's website.
Cybersecurity and digital challenges for Europe
Events, TimelineA seminar on Cybersecurity and Digital Challenges for Europe was organized by the University of Geneva, College of Europe, and supported by the Republic and Canton of Geneva during the visit of College of Europe professors and students to International Geneva.
The Internet as Common Heritage of Mankind
Events, Milestones, TimelineDr. Alex Sceberras Trigona proposes the Internet be seen as a Common Heritage of Mankind, applying the legal concept to its critical infrastructure. This idea aligns with the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Open innovation in the proprietary world
Events, TimelineA consortium, including Diplo, discussed the effects of proprietary protection on innovation and the future of Open Innovation in the proprietary world.
Cybersecurity: a Strategic View
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Network security EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform is hosting the Geneva Cybersecurity Days series throughout 2015 in collaboration with various partners to address cybersecurity challenges globally, with the first event focusing on Cybersecurity: a Strategic View. The events aim to raise awareness and promote a coordinated global response to cybersecurity issues, in alignment with the Geneva Message on Strengthening Internet Governance. Discussions include cybersecurity challenges, the Finnish approach to cybersecurity, and the importance of public-private partnerships in addressing these risks. The events seek to enhance cooperation among stakeholders to tackle the escalating threats posed by increasing digitalization in society.
Education diplomacy – An emerging concept
Events, TimelineThe Association for Childhood Education International and Diplo collaborated on a Education Diplomacy Day in Geneva to explore the rising idea of education diplomacy, assembling educators, diplomats, and international development professionals for discussions.
Improving understanding between Asia and Europe
Events, TimelineA three-day training workshop in Geneva in July 2014 aimed to enhance public diplomacy efforts and foster better understanding between Asia and Europe, supported by the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland, Asia-Europe Foundation, and the University of Canterbury.