The AI2S2 Symposium is designed to facilitate knowledge transfer on Artificial Intelligence between industry, science, and society. The 3rd edition was organized by the university of Geneva and held and the Campus Biotech from 11 to 15 of September [...]
Abstract: Computational sciences offer an unprecedented way to describe, analyze and understand a vast body of new problems and offers new scientific opportunities. Mathematics is often considered as the “grammar of sciences”. Modern computational methods extend the scope of [...]
Abstract:While the study of global governance is moving from a focus on component-dominated to interaction-dominated systems, the present paper reviews development in governance theories from a complexity perspective and discuss how governance systems can be represented in terms of multi-layered [...]
Mermbers of the SiDLab co-organised and contributed to a session on computational diplomacy at the International Conference on Computational Science in Prague in July 2023. Web Address: https://codip.github.io/ Contacts: Michael Lees, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, email Bastian Chopard, University of [...]
Abstract: From a complexity perspective on governance, multilateral diplomacy is based on interactions between people, ideas, norms, policies and institutions. This article uses a computer-assisted methodology to better understand governance systems as a network of norms. All World Health [...]
The global implications of the US-China competition over technology including advanced semiconductors would be better understood if policymakers, diplomats and other players in the unfolding quarrel used big-data analytics and artificial intelligence to study the complexities and convolutions of [...]
Vast troves of historical data exist on negotiations and responses and agreements. The trick is a means to read it. Digital disinformation, cyberwarfare and AI-driven military campaigns have changed the face of geopolitics and raised the stakes for diplomatic [...]
To determine the contours of this new discipline of computational diplomacy, a workshop was organized in Crans-Montana from August 28 to 31, 2022. Co-organized by Prof. Bastien Chopard (UNIGE), Prof. Dirk Elbing (ETHZ) and Prof. Peter Sloot (University of [...]
The transmission of knowledge developed within the framework of constitutional diplomacy is at the heart of SiDlab's mission. In this context, SiDlab played an active role in the first Science and Diplomacy week. This event, coordinated by the Geneva [...]
The increase of computer power and the development of new algorithms is currently pushing the scientific investigation to new frontiers. This is particularly promising in the field of diplomacy where the complexification of international relations calls for new approaches [...]
