Activity: Academic and Industrial events › Guest lecture or Invited talk
Description
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize various aspects of society, its potential to contribute to global peace is becoming an urgent question. Can machines mediate conflicts, prevent violence, and foster diplomacy? This talk explores the evolving role of AI in conflict resolution, from predictive analytics that anticipate crises to machine-learning models that support negotiations and combat misinformation. Drawing on real-world applications—such as AI-driven peacekeeping strategies, digital diplomacy, and automated fact-checking—we will critically examine the opportunities and risks associated with integrating AI into peacebuilding efforts. While AI offers powerful tools for reducing tensions and enhancing dialogue, ethical dilemmas and technological limitations remain. Can digital peacemakers truly transform global stability, or do they introduce new risks? Join us as we navigate the intersection of technology, politics, and human decision-making to assess whether AI can help build a more peaceful world.