De-Briefing of the meetings of the UN High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation and the Global Commission on Stability in Cyberspace
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform will host a De-Briefing on the recent meetings of the UN High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation and the Global Commission on Stability in Cyberspace, focusing on global Internet governance, digitalization of sustainable development goals, and cybersecurity. The event aims to share outcomes and future plans. Speakers include representatives from the High-Level Panel and the Global Commission. Panel discussion and moderation will be conducted by notable figures in the field. The final reports from both entities are expected in 2019 or early 2020.
Plenipot 2018 debrief: The role and impact of civil society
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Critical infrastructure, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe roundtable at Plenipot 2018 focused on civil society's contributions to Internet policy decisions, touching on topics like connectivity, privacy, and human rights. It discussed challenges in Internet governance and the protection of user rights globally. Participants included organizations like Internet Society and Article 19. Key questions addressed included civil society’s role in governance, defending an open Internet model, safeguarding privacy, and limiting surveillance. Moderated by Judith Hellerstein, panelists included representatives from Public Knowledge, Article 19, and Association for Progressive Communications, among others.
Artificial intelligence and diplomacy: A new tool for diplomats?
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence EventsDiploFoundation and the Think Tank Hub are hosting an event on Artificial Intelligence and Diplomacy as a new tool for diplomats. Key speakers include Dr. Katharina Höne and Mr. Philippe Lorenz.
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 & the Geneva Internet Platform at the 13th Internet Governance Forum
Alumni Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Capacity development EventsDiplo Foundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will be actively participating at the 13th Internet Governance Forum in Paris. They will offer workshops, just-in-time session reports, and daily summaries. Sessions include discussions on capacity development in Internet governance and the future of diplomacy. Visit their booth at the event Village for publications and newsletters. Alumni are welcome to join a get-together during the forum.
CyberMediation: the impact of digital technologies on the prevention and resolution of violent conflicts
Panels and conferences Cybermediation EventsAn initiative by various organizations explores the impact of digital technology on mediation in preventing and resolving violent conflicts. Participants will learn how mediators use digital tools and address challenges related to new technologies like social media and artificial intelligence. The event is set for November 7, 2018, at the United Nations Office in Geneva, featuring speakers and opportunities for remote participation. Attendees must register in advance and follow additional procedures to obtain access. For inquiries, contact Mr. David Laugt at david.laugt@un.org.
The UN World Data Forum 2018
Panels and conferences Data and diplomacy, Sustainable development EventsThe UN World Data Forum 2018 in Dubai aims to enhance collaboration between various professional groups and civil society stakeholders for sustainable development. DiploFoundation will host a session on building data skills for diplomats and policy-makers, emphasizing the importance of understanding data possibilities, communication with data scientists, legal frameworks, and fostering partnerships with data providers. Panellists include experts in analytics, diplomacy, and digital cooperation. This initiative seeks to establish a curriculum for data-skills training to be integrated into online courses.
Digital technology: An unprecedented opportunity for the prevention of trafficking
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy EventsA conference on digital technology as a tool for preventing human trafficking will be held in Geneva, organized by the International Organization for Migration and the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs on October 18. The event aims to showcase digital tools and facilitate networking among stakeholders in counter-trafficking and the private sector. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will deliver the opening address. For more details, contact Emilie Ballestraz.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation and international data flows
Panels and conferences Privacy and data protection EventsA conference in Geneva on October 10, 2019, will discuss the impact of the EU General Data Protection Regulation on international data flows and the convergence of data protection norms globally. The event will explore the implications for human rights, trade, and international cooperation.
#Cybermediation: What role for blockchain technology and natural language processing AI?
Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Cybermediation EventsThe #Cybermediation initiative explores the role of blockchain and natural language processing AI in conflict resolution. Blockchain technology offers neutral record-keeping, while AI can analyze and suggest mediation strategies. This initiative aims to inform mediators about technology's impact on peacemaking and foster collaboration between the mediation and tech sectors. Specialized working groups focus on new technologies like social media, big data, and AI. Expert speakers will lead discussions on future #Cybermediation activities, providing insights for a general audience interested in mediation and technology. Coordination is led by DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform.
