3 November 2026 Anna Nadibaidze was a speaker at the event “Governing Military AI: How to Control the Use of AI in War?”, organised by the Maison des affaires publiques et internationales at the University of Montreal, Canada. The roundtable explored prospects for regulating military applications of AI, whether in autonomous weapons or decision-support systems,
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25 November 2026 Anna Nadibaidze will be speaking at the event “From Principles to Practice: Ensuring Human Oversight in Military Uses of AI”, organised by the Balsillie School of International Affairs (BSIA) in Waterloo, Canada. The panel brings together experts on AI in international security to discuss three key questions. First, how are AI systems
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12-15 October 2026 Denise Garcia recently visited Northeastern University London where she held the lecture: Breathing Oxygen into a Failing World Order: AI’s Global Diplomacy, and participated in the workshop: Workshop on Autonomous Weapons & AI-Assisted Military Systems. In her lecture, Garcia explored how international cooperation on AI governance continues to evolve despite geopolitical tensions.
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2 October 2026 Anna Nadibaidze spoke at the event “Canada and the Middle Power Challenge”, organised by the Canadian Pugwash Group (CPG) and the Centre for International Policy Studies (CIPS), and held at the University of Ottawa on 2 October 2026. Anna was a speaker on the panel “Military Applications of AI – Can the
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By Ingvild Bode and Anna Nadibaidze October 2026 In their article published as part of the Australian Army Research Centre’s collected series on Safety, Legal, and Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain, Ingvild Bode and Anna Nadibaidze explore practical pathways towards ensuring human control and judgement across the military AI lifecycle. Drawing
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29 September 2026 As one of the newest Chairs at the Danish Institute for Advanced Study (DIAS), Ingvild Bode recently sat down with DIAS for an interview about the use of artificial intelligence in warfare. The interview explores the choices being made here and now, and how they relate to questions of human judgement, responsibility,
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19-21 August 2026 Anna Nadibaidze presented ongoing HuMach research on “Responsible AI Governance in Denmark, Switzerland, the UK, and the US” at the Nordic International Studies Association Symposium for Early Career Researchers, in Mariehamn, Åland.
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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