INKOVEMA Podcast „Well through time“
#34 – Peace mediation and artificial intelligence.
Frontier work with assistive technology for mediation?
In conversation with Katharina Höne.
Well through time. The podcast about mediation, conflict coaching and organisational consulting.
Dr Katharina Höne is Director of Research at the not-for-profit organisation DiploFoundation. She studied at the University of Leicester and the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. She completed her PhD at the Department for International Politics, Aberystwyth University, UK (2009-2014).
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Artificial intelligence currently has three areas of debate in (peace) diplomacy:
- Artificial intelligence as a field of innovation and regulation in international contexts (standards, regulatory regimes)
- Artificial intelligence as a support technology in diplomacy (especially for smaller states)
- Artificial intelligence and other technology as drivers of a new cold war (China vs. USA)
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About working at the DiploFoundation:
- For more than ten years, she has been designing and leading events, seminars and training measures for diplomats and employees of international organisations in the fields of digital politics and diplomacy.
- The focus here is on capacity development at the interface between diplomacy and digital technology.
- Her research focuses on: Changing diplomatic practice, artificial intelligence as a topic and tool of foreign policy, and internet governance. Her work is focussed on addressing inequalities at diplomatic negotiation tables and contributing to informed digital diplomacy and policy.
- Through lectures, seminars and research, she has supported the Namibian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the African Union, the European External Action Service, the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, among others.
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- email: katharinah@diplomacy.edu
- Website: www.diplomacy.edu
Artificial intelligence currently has three areas of debate in (peace) diplomacy:
- Artificial intelligence as a field of innovation and regulation in international contexts (standards, regulatory regimes)
- Artificial intelligence as a support technology in diplomacy (especially for smaller states)
- Artificial intelligence and other technology as drivers of a new cold war (China vs. USA)
About working at the DiploFoundation:
- For more than ten years, she has been designing and leading events, seminars and training measures for diplomats and employees of international organisations in the fields of digital politics and diplomacy.
- The focus here is on capacity development at the interface between diplomacy and digital technology.
- Her research focuses on: Changing diplomatic practice, artificial intelligence as a topic and tool of foreign policy, and internet governance. Her work is focussed on addressing inequalities at diplomatic negotiation tables and contributing to informed digital diplomacy and policy.
- Through lectures, seminars and research, she has supported the Namibian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the African Union, the European External Action Service, the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, among others.
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