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The HuMach project officially began its four-year research journey in August 2024, bringing together a diverse team of experts in military AI governance.
Upcoming Events
HuMach’s upcoming conferences, workshops, and presentations focused on AI and military governance.
BISA 2026 Conference
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?”.
Past Events
Highlights from HuMach’s past events and contributions to key discussions on AI in military contexts.
Workshop on AI in warfare
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.
Lecture at Nokia Bell Labs, Cambridge
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.
HuMach interdisciplinary workshop
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 Decision to Go to War”. Moreover, HuMach collaborator Professor Denise Garcia (Northeastern University) delivered concluding remarks on the governance of AI in the military domain.
The event was hosted by the Center for War Studies, University of Southern Denmark and supported by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.