AI – Opportunities, Risks and Challenges of Generative AI (CIGF 2023)
Artificial Intelligence EventsThe Caribbean Internet Governance Forum (CIGF 2023) will focus on "Evolving Caribbean Internet Governance Priorities for Sustainable Development." Diplo's Yung-Hsuan Wu will join the session on "Opportunities, Risks and Challenges of Generative AI" on August 24. The forum, initiated in 2005, has been influential in shaping Internet governance policies, promoting Internet exchange points, and enhancing Caribbean participation in international forums. It is the longest-running Internet Governance Forum globally.
Update for the least and other developing countries about international cybersecurity processes
EventsA webinar will inform technical professionals and policymakers from Least Developed Countries and other developing nations about international cyber diplomatic processes, focusing on the Open Ended Working Group on securing cyberspace. Hosted by Diplo and UNIDIR, experts and voices from developing countries will participate. The online event is on July 18, 10:00–11:30. Visit the official website to register.
AI-based report of United Nations Security Council debate marks start of a new era in multilateral diplomacyÂ
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Security EventsAI-based report, Diplo, marks a new era in multilateral diplomacy by providing real-time analysis of a United Nations Security Council debate on sustaining peace. Developed by the Swiss-Maltese organization DiploFoundation, this tool uses customized algorithms and language models to support diplomats in addressing global challenges. Diplo's innovative approach contributes to the ongoing discussions on technology's impact on diplomacy, emphasizing the importance of AI in providing valuable insights for negotiations.
Vulnerabilities in digital products: How can humans decrease risks for humans?
Events Webinars EventsA webinar discusses digital product vulnerabilities and supply chain security, exploring the responsibility of various stakeholders like vendors, manufacturers, regulators, and users in minimizing risks. Initiatives like the Cyber Resilience Act and the National Cybersecurity Strategy are reviewed. The Geneva Dialogue aims to understand the roles of different actors in promoting security in cyberspace.
Vulnerabilities in Digital Products: How Does This Impact the World Around Us?
Webinars EventsThe message highlights the impact of software vulnerabilities in cyberattacks, using examples like the SolarWinds hack and the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how vulnerabilities emerge and are exploited in today's digital society. The Geneva Dialogue webinar aims to discuss these topics and map out roles for greater security in cyberspace.
Information as a public good: Which platform regulation for a troubled digital era?
Webinars EventsDr. Stephanie Borg Psaila will discuss platform regulation at the Internet for Trust conference's side event on "Information as a public good" organized by #Leplusimportant, Académie des sciences morales et politiques, and RadicalxChange. The event will focus on implementing guidance for regulating digital platforms, recently published in draft format. Dr. Borg Psaila's roundtable will be held on February 21 from 16:20 to 18:00. Visit the official page for more details and registration.
Digital Middle Powers: What Strategies in the Global Tech Competition?
Webinars EventsAmid the China-U.S. tech rivalry, digital middle powers like Brazil, India, and Japan face the challenge of choosing sides. A webinar will discuss their strategies in the global tech competition, highlighting the importance of digital technology in shaping international power dynamics. Diplomats and experts will delve into this topic, exploring the upcoming study on the Technology Policies of Digital Middle Powers. The webinar, to be held in English on February 24, offers valuable insights into how these countries navigate the tech landscape.
Did the cyberwar really happen? The 2022 lessons-learned for cyber-stability
Webinars EventsA webinar organized by Kaspersky will address whether a cyberwar truly occurred, key cyber events in 2022, and expectations for cyber-stability in 2023. Vladimir Radunovic will participate.
Diplo at IGF 2023
Events Capacity development EventsDiplo will be actively involved in the 2023 Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in Kyoto, Japan, focusing on topics like bottom-up internet governance, knowledge management, enhancing civil society participation, and cyber norms. They will host sessions and discussions, emphasizing the importance of human imperfection, knowledge sharing, and responsible behavior in cyberspace. Challenges such as monopolies over information and reducing vulnerabilities will be addressed. Diplo also highlights the need for multistakeholder collaboration and inclusivity in digital policy discussions. Participants are encouraged to engage both in-person and online to contribute to shaping the digital future.
Cyber Peace: Cooperating for the Stability and Security of the Cyber domain
Webinars EventsThe text discusses the emergence of Cyber Diplomacy and international cooperation in the cyber domain for stability and security. Topics include new diplomatic practices and governance accountability. The panel, featuring Vladimir Radunovic, aims to explore challenges and opportunities in this evolving field.
