The nature of crisis and conflict and the ways in which they are analysed, interpreted and managed, are increasingly influenced by algorithmic and AI-assisted systems. In an environment of geopolitical fragmentation and rapid technological change, policymakers, diplomats, and peace and conflict researchers face new challenges in understanding escalation dynamics and governing emerging technologies responsibly.

The Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF), Fraunhofer Singapore and the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) are convening a international workshop that will bring together policymakers, technologists, and researchers from Germany, Singapore and the wider international community to discuss the implications of AI-based systems for crisis management, diplomacy and international security.

Day 1 features a public programme with keynote addresses, expert panels and research talks on AI in conflict dynamics, diplomatic decision-making, foresight and regulation. Day 2 consists of a smaller invitation-only strategy roundtable to identify research gaps, collaboration opportunities and potential joint initiatives between German and Singaporean partners.

The event takes place in Singapore. To register visit the event website.