As artificial intelligence reshapes the conflict and crisis management landscape, governments, inter-governmental bodies and non-profit organizations are increasingly integrating AI into their early-warning and early-action strategies. This panel will explore the transformative potential of AI for conflict and crisis prevention, preparedness and anticipatory action. Drawing upon successes and challenges from current deployments, it will identify practical insights and strategies to make AI more effective in fostering peace and reducing the impacts of armed conflict.
Speakers
- Geraldine Henningsen, UNHCR
- Gray Barrett, U.S. Department of State
- Hilde Haug, OSCE Conflict Prevention Center
The panel will be moderated by Angelica Lindqvist-McGowan, VIEWS.
