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Will AI take over diplomatic reporting? (WebDebate #56)
Events WebDebates Artificial Intelligence, Diplomatic reportingThe text discusses the potential for AI to impact diplomatic reporting, questioning if it will take over this function. It highlights the historical significance of reports in diplomacy and the evolving role of technology, such as Chat, in assisting with reporting tasks. The text prompts consideration of AI's influence on diplomatic reporting, its implications for the diplomatic profession, and the need for human involvement in automated reporting. Interested individuals are invited to a discussion on this topic, providing insights on technology's current state and future trends in diplomacy.
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[WebDebate #49] Emojis in public diplomacy: Best practices and lessons learned
WebDebates Public diplomacy EventsEmojis are being explored in public diplomacy, despite initial skepticism due to their perceived informality. The use of emojis by diplomats and foreign affairs ministries on social media is being analyzed in a webinar on July 6th. Some see emojis as a valuable communication tool, while others caution against misinterpretation. The webinar features speakers discussing the role of emojis in engaging audiences on diplomatic social media accounts. Emojis are viewed as a modern form of 'diplomatic sign language', with examples like Finland creating country-themed emojis. The event is part of ongoing WebDebates focused on the future of diplomacy.
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[WebDebate] Science Diplomacy: Preparing the next generation
WebDebates Science diplomacy EventsScience diplomacy is the use of scientific collaboration between nations to address global challenges, like climate change and pandemics. It can improve foreign policy and international relations. The web debate will explore the importance of science diplomacy for diplomats and the training needed for the next generation. Dr. Marga Gual Soler and Dr. Jean-Christophe Mauduit will be speaking and sharing their expertise in the field. The event is scheduled for 7 May at 11:00 am GMT.
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[WebDebate] Science diplomacy: approaches and skills for diplomats and scientists to work together effectively
WebDebates Science diplomacy EventsThe February WebDebate will explore science diplomacy's critical role in addressing global challenges. Dr. Kaltofen and Dr. Bona will discuss approaches for effective collaboration between science, technology, and international relations. Topics such as bridging cognitive differences and leveraging expertise for societal benefits will be covered. This webinar aims to define a science diplomacy curriculum and is part of a series organized by DiploFoundation to enhance diplomatic engagement. Join the discussion on February 7th to learn more.
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[WebDebate]: Data diplomacy and knowledge management – key skills for the next generation of diplomats
WebDebates Data and diplomacy EventsThe December WebDebate focuses on data management, data diplomacy, and big data's impact on diplomacy. The session discusses training diplomats in data/information/knowledge management and features speakers Dr. Petru Dumitriu on knowledge management and Prof. Raymond Saner on big data and Sustainable Development Goals. Join the discussion on December 6th. Dr. Dumitriu and Prof. Saner are the presenters for this event. The WebDebates on diplomacy's future are held monthly by DiploFoundation. Establish a diplomatic hub to engage in these discussions. For more details, contact Ms. Mina Mudric.