Humanitarianism and Global Governance in the Age of AI

Addressing the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence for those caught up in conflict.

Hosted by:

The AI Fringe

Chatham House

Description

This event aims to bring together representatives from government, industry, technical bodies and civil society for a discussion on both the humanitarian opportunities that AI presents and the types of harm that AI engenders for communities impacted by armed conflict. The panel will consider how we can develop the necessary mitigation measures to protect those caught up in conflict, either through existing tools at our disposal, or through the creation of new regulatory tools.

Agenda

Please note the details below are subject to changes, with more details to come.

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Speakers

Professor Dame Muffy Calder

Vice Principal and Head of College of Science & Engineering, University of Glasgow

Dr Alexi Drew

Technical Policy Advisor, International Committee of the Red Cross

Joyce Hakmeh

Deputy Director of the International Security Programme, Chatham House

Adam Leon Smith

CTO, Dragonfly