#Diplomacy: Internet and social media [A historical journey #10]
IFDT Webinars History of diplomacy EventsThe text discusses how the internet and social media have transformed diplomacy, replacing traditional methods like 'corridor diplomacy' with emails and Zoom meetings. Social media now influences negotiation outcomes. The upcoming masterclass will explore how diplomacy has adapted to these changes and whether the internet signifies a diplomatic revolution or just another step in its evolution. Join the session on November 25th at 14:00 to learn more.
Harnessing AI’s power for health
Webinars EventsThe text discusses the transformative impact of new technologies on healthcare, emphasizing the importance of harnessing AI for public health. The event on 3rd November 2021 will delve into leveraging AI for health benefits and addressing related risks, including intellectual property implications. Key topics include innovation adaptation, education, and ensuring equitable access to technological advancements. Various experts will share insights on these matters, aiming to promote sustainable outcomes in the field of health through AI.
Geneva Legal and Governance Tour
Webinars EventsGeneva is a hub for digital governance discussions and initiatives. Various organizations in International Geneva are leading conversations on technology, cybersecurity, e-commerce, and digital standards. The city hosts the Internet Governance Forum and legal innovators at the University of Geneva work on online justice systems. The Inter-Parliamentary Union assists in creating legislation on online privacy and cybersecurity, while WIPO tackles intellectual property issues. A tour on October 28th will showcase Geneva's contributions to digital governance, featuring speakers from prominent organizations like the CyberPeace Institute and the Internet Governance Forum Secretariat.
Digitalisation powering environmental protection
Webinars EventsOn October 14th, a dialogue titled "Digitalisation powering environmental protection" will explore leveraging technology for environmental stewardship and tackling the impact of digitalization on the environment. The event aims to discuss ways to benefit from digital solutions while minimizing adverse effects, emphasizing the importance of global partnerships for a sustainable digital transition. Key topics include the environmental footprint of economic development and the potential for technology to advance climate action. The dialogue will feature speakers from various organizations, highlighting the role of digital innovation in driving environmental protection.
Telephone diplomacy: Dialling the ‘red line’ [A historical journey #8]
Webinars History of diplomacy EventsThe article discusses how the telephone and wireless communication impacted diplomacy by enabling urgent contact among world leaders, creating 'red lines' for communication. It highlights how countries like Germany used radio to catch up with more advanced telegraph systems. Diplomatic challenges such as security and privacy still echo in current digital policies. Jovan Kurbalija's Masterclass on "Telephone diplomacy: Dialling the ‘red line’" delves into this topic on September 30th.
Covering digital in the media: What are the stakes? – Geneva Media Tour
Webinars Media EventsA live debate on digital media coverage will be held on September 30th, discussing the impact of digital issues on society and the need for more comprehensive journalism. Key questions include how the media can improve coverage, what journalists should focus on when evaluating policy developments, and how to explain digital intricacies to the public effectively. The panel includes prominent figures like Mr. Pierre Ruetschi and Dr. Stephanie Borg Psaila, with Prof. Jovan Kurbalija moderating. The event is part of the Geneva Internet Platform’s series in collaboration with the Swiss Press Club.
Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) Tour
Alumni Webinars Artificial Intelligence, Internet of things EventsThe AI and IoT Tour in Geneva explores the city's impact on artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. Organized by the Geneva Internet Platform as part of the 12 Tours to Navigate Geneva series, it delves into the city's digital policy and cultural landscape. For further details, visit the official page.
The telegraph: How it changed diplomacy [A historical journey #7]
Alumni Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe text discusses the impact of the telegraph on diplomacy, highlighting how it revolutionized communication and influenced geopolitical relationships. It also delves into the significance of the 1814/15 Vienna Congress in shaping modern diplomacy. The period following this congress until World War I is noted as a golden age of diplomacy, marked by advancements in communication technology and the development of diplomatic structures. Join a webinar on August 26th to explore these historical connections further.
Discussion: Cyber detente after the Biden–Putin summit in Geneva
Alumni Webinars Cybersecurity, Bilateral diplomacy, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Geopolitics, International relations and diplomacy EventsA cyber detente between Russia and the began in Geneva after the Biden-Putin summit, focusing on prosecuting cybercriminals, expert dialogue, and global policy impact. Join the discussion on cyberpeace's future with diplomats, tech experts, and researchers on June 25th at 14:00. Speakers include Ambassador Asoke Mukerji, Mr. Chris Painter, Mr. Oleg Shakirov, and Dr. Stephanie Borg Psaila, moderated by Prof. Jovan Kurbalija. Explore more on cyber detente in Prof. Kurbalija's blog and the Digital Watch Observatory's coverage.
Data Tour | 12 Tours to Navigate Digital Geneva
Alumni Webinars Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Internet Platform focuses on a different digital policy issue each month. This month's focus is on data, highlighting key organizations like CERN and the World Meteorological Organization. With data becoming crucial for organizations like the World Health Organization, the event will feature experts like Amb. Jean-Pierre Reymond and Craig Burgess. Leading the event will be Prof Jovan Kurbalija.
