AI-based report of United Nations Security Council debate marks start of a new era in multilateral diplomacy
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.
Diplo @ InnoVent 2: How can AI help our meetings?
AI Technology, Conferences, Conftech Panels and conferences Artificial IntelligenceAnja Djajic, Jovan Njegic, and ’whalo discussed the role of AI in meetings at InnoVent 2, emphasizing human ingenuity aided by machines. They highlighted the symbolic painting "The Dream of Peace" by Henrik Sorensen, showcased AI models' impact on operations, and stressed the importance of an augmented intelligence approach. The session also featured discussions on automated reporting systems and the value of human feedback in developing AI applications. The message encourages embracing AI advancements while tapping into humanity and creativity. Attendees can access further AI and society resources by contacting ai@diplomacy.edu.
Summit on Digital Diplomacy and Governance
Events Panels and conferences Capacity development, Contemporary diplomacy, Diplomacy of small states, Diplomatic functions and tools, International relations and diplomacy, Internet governance and digital policy, Multistakeholder diplomacy, Politics and governance, Public Diplomacy EventsThe Summit on Digital Diplomacy and Governance, organized by DiploFoundation, will address the evolving role of technology in diplomacy. The event, in collaboration with Malta and Switzerland's foreign affairs departments, will explore digital tools, e-commerce, cybersecurity, and the Global Digital Compact. Set for November 2022 in Malta, discussions will reflect on past decades of tech's impact on diplomacy. This gathering will also celebrate 20 years of DiploFoundation and 30 years of internet and diplomacy research. Participants can engage in shaping our digital future and learn more on the Summit website and the Diploversary page.
AI: A Threat or a Chance for Humanity?
Panels and conferences Artificial IntelligenceA conference titled "AI: A Threat or a Chance for Humanity?" will explore the potential for artificial intelligence to benefit society, the values necessary for its development, and how to establish appropriate legal and governance frameworks. Hosted by the Centre International John Knox in collaboration with Diplo, the event will include insights from Diplo's Executive Director, Dr Jovan Kurbalija. To learn more and register, visit the official page.
Trustworthy Data Spaces: A Dialogue Between North and South (WTO Public Forum 2022)
Panels and conferences EventsThe session at the WTO Public Forum 2022 will discuss data sharing and flows, bridging proposals from the Global North and South like trustworthy data spaces, data free flows with trust, and community data. It aims to promote equal benefits in the data economy and impact negotiations on data flows. Organized by Diplo, the Swiss Federal Office of Communications, and the Geneva Internet Platform, the event features speakers from various organizations including UNCTAD and the University of St. Gallen. Details about the event can be found on the WTO Public Forum 2022 official page.
Science Diplomacy Week 2022 Opening Ceremony
Panels and conferencesScience Diplomacy Week 2022 Opening Ceremony will gather prominent speakers from various institutions in International Geneva, aiming to explore the role of science diplomacy amidst changing geopolitics. Participants include key figures such as the Director-General of Geneva, Chairpersons of influential organizations, and representatives from academic institutions and international bodies.
UNIDIR 2022: Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Context of International Cyber Security
Panels and conferences Critical infrastructure, CybersecurityThe UNIDIR 2022 conference will feature a session on Critical Infrastructure Protection in International Cyber Security, discussing insights and challenges with high-level participants. The session will be chaired by Amb. Burhan Gafoor and will include panelists such as Mr. Jürg Lauber, Ms. Marina Kaljurand, Mr. Thomas Markram, and Mr. Vladimir Radunovic. The session aims to explore the role of the Open-Ended Working Group in addressing cyber security issues.
Side Event – HRC 48th: Local Government and Human Rights “The Role of Local Government in Ensuring Human Rights in Post-Pandemic Recovery”
Panels and conferences EventsThe side event at the HRC 48th focused on the role of local governments in ensuring human rights in post-pandemic recovery, emphasizing their unique ability to address local needs and priorities. The event aimed to engage local governments in bridging the gap between international human rights commitments and their implementation on the ground, promoting inclusive and resilient recovery. Key objectives included exploring the role of local governments in promoting human rights, enhancing political participation and gender mainstreaming, and raising awareness on human rights in health crises. The event featured panelists from various organizations and countries discussing these critical topics.
Data economy: human-centric approach at the forefront
Panels and conferences EventsThe message emphasizes a human-centric approach to the data economy. It discusses an upcoming dialogue in Geneva focusing on topics like data supply chain transparency, balancing data potential with individual rights, citizen engagement in the digital sphere, and the roles of various sectors. The event aims to inspire organizations to contribute positively to society while considering privacy and data management. Speakers from various backgrounds will lead the discussions. The dialogue aligns with the recent process of the Secretary General's Roadmap for Digital Cooperation. Subsequent events in the series will address environmental protection, health, and technology for development.
Digital (and) Diplomacy: What Are We Actually Talking About?
Alumni, Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsThe discussion on digital (and) diplomacy encompasses topics like cybersecurity agreements, digital geopolitics, AI, and social media in diplomatic practice. With a history dating back over two decades, a conference aims to clarify various perspectives, identify commonalities, and explore future practices in the field. Scheduled for September 7, 2021, the event seeks to unravel the essence of digital (and) diplomacy.
