16-17 April 2026 The HuMach team hosted the interdisciplinary workshop “Changing Human-Machine Interactions in Warfare: Perspectives across Disciplines” at SDU in Odense. Scholars at various career stages and from different disciplines presented their ongoing research in the field. Professor Toni Erskine (Australian National University) delivered the keynote lecture entitled “‘Borgs in the Org’ and the […]
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2-5 June 2026 Hendrik Huelss and Anna Nadibaidze will participate in the British International Studies Association (BISA) conference in Brighton, UK. Hendrik Huelss will present his research entitled “Who Acts? Rethinking Agency in Military AI”, while Anna Nadibaidze’s presentation is entitled “Responsible AI Governance: Do States’ Practices Align with their Narratives?”.
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21 March 2026 Anna Nadibaidze and Daniel Møller Ølgaard spoke at the panel debate ”Beyond the War Game: AI, Ethical Dilemmas, and Responsibility” organised by the Danish Data Science Academy (DSSA) during the Copenhagen Documentary Film Festival (CPH:DOX). The panel debate followed the screening of the film “Intelligence Rising” and explored technical, ethical, and geopolitical
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By Ingvild Bode January 2026 Ingvild Bode and Lena Trabucco wrote an article in RÆSON, examining the use of military AI-based systems and the challenges they pose to the role of humans in deciding when and how to use force. Drawing on high-profile contemporary wars, they explore how these systems shape decision-making and highlight the
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11 November 2025 Anna Nadibaidze presented HuMach research during an open research seminar at the Department of International and Operational Law, Swedish Defence University, Stockholm. In this presentation, Anna Nadibaidze examined existing understandings of human oversight across responsible AI frameworks, based on a mapping and content analysis of global and regional initiatives applying to military
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By Ingvild Bode and Anna Nadibaidze October 2025 Ingvild Bode and Anna Nadibaidze contributed to the special issue “The Ethics of Military AI: Responsibility, Control and Moral Judgement”, published in Ethics and Information Technology and edited by Jeroen van den Hoven and Jonne Maas. In the article “Ensuring the exercise of human agency in AI-based
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21 October 2025 Ingvild Bode and Katherine Chandler presented the HuMach research at a virtual coffee chat on human-machine interaction in the context of military AI, organised by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR). It was open to all cohorts of the UNIDIR Women in AI Fellowship, an annual in-person capacity-building exercises for
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8-9 October 2025 Ingvild Bode presented the HuMach research at the Symposium on Digital Sovereignty organised by the Royal Danish Society of Sciences and Letters. Her presentation was entitled “AI in the military domain: Is there a European way” and will be part of the panel “Will digital sovereignty deliver better security – and for
By Ingvild Bode August 2025 Ingvild Bode contributed to the special collection “Myth, Power, and Agency: Rethinking Artificial Intelligence, Geopolitics and War”, published open-access in Minds and Machines. This collection explores how AI is reshaping war, sovereignty, and human agency by entangling technological experimentation with myth-making and geopolitical power. It includes contributions from Raluca Csernatoni,
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25-29 August 2025 Ingvild Bode and Anna Nadibaidze took part in the European International Studies Association’s Pan-European Conference on International Relations in Bologna, Italy. Anna Nadibaidze presented the draft “Beyond Oversight: The Role of Human Agency as a Regulatory Principle Across Responsible AI Initiatives”, co-authored with Ingvild Bode, at the panel “Algorithmic Violence and Responsibility”