Sep.10(Tue)
10:30 ~ 12:00
Lotte Hotel Seoul,36th Floor (Charlotte Suite)
Moderated panel discussion
The 75th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions serves as an opportunity for anticipating evolutions of warfare and to discuss humanitarian considerations regarding the use of AI in military decision making. The session will map out a) humanitarian considerations as well as legal, operational and policy opportunities and challenges associated with current and foreseeable applications of AI for military decision making; b) how they are distinct from, or overlap with, those associated with the use of autonomous weapons systems; and c) the lessons that the debate on responsible adoption of AI in military domain can draw from the policy process on AWS.
Programme Director, Governance of AI, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
Professor, George Mason University College of Engineering and Computer Science
Legal Officer, Federal Department for Foreign Affairs of Switzerland, Directorate for International Law, International Humanitarian Law and International Criminal Justice Section
Legal Adviser, International Committee of the Red Cross
Research Director, Harvard Law School Programme on International Law and Armed Conflict (HLS PILAC)