By Anna Nadibaidze March 2026 Anna Nadibaidze, together with Justinas Lingevicius (Vilnius University), co-edited the collective policy brief Geopolitics of AI Governance: Actors, Norms, and Trends, published by the Center for War Studies at the University of Southern Denmark. This collective policy brief brings together a new generation of International Relations (IR) scholars who analyse the […]
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2-5 June 2026 Anna Nadibaidze presented ongoing HuMach research at the British International Studies Association (BISA) conference in Brighton, UK. Her presentation, entitled “Responsible AI Governance in Denmark, Switzerland, the UK, and the US: Do Practices Align with Narratives?”, was part of the panel “Emerging Challenges in the (Geo)politics of AI Governance and Regulation”.
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21 May 2026 Anna Nadibaidze delivered a presentation at the workshop “AI in Warfare” organised by the student-led NGO Guiding AI in Sønderborg, Denmark. The presentation focused on some use cases of AI in the military domain, while the workshop invited the participants to engage in a hands-on intelligence analysis exercise.
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By Anna Nadibaidze 18 May 2026 Anna Nadibaidze wrote an op-ed about the United States’ use of AI technologies in its war against Iran for the LSE US Politics and Policy Blog. While the US conflict with Iran is not the first “AI war”, it does show the continuing concerns over how people work with
18 May 2026 Ingvild Bode delivered the lecture “Human-Machine Interaction and the Exercise of Human Agency in the Military Domain” as part of the seminar series on Responsible AI organised by Nokia Bell Labs, Cambridge. The seminar was broadcast to all Nokia Bell Labs sites worldwide.
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By Ingvild Bode and Kate Chandler May 2026 In a Perspective article published by Nature Machine Intelligence, Ingvild Bode and Kate Chandler argue that safeguarding human control in the military domain requires examining the diverse forms of human–machine interaction that occur across the AI lifecycle. They review how actions at distinct stages, including research and
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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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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 (Centre for Military Studies, University of Copenhagen) wrote an article in Danish magazine 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
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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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