Activities

27. August 2026 Shenzhen, China

ICT4Peace at AGIC 2026 in Shenzhen: Governing AI for Sustainable Development and a Peaceful Era

At the 2026 AGIC Shenzhen International General Intelligence Conference (26-28 August 2026) - Commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the Dartmouth Conference.

Daniel Stauffacher of ICT4Peace has been invited to speak at the 2026 Shenzhen AGIC  International General Intelligence Conference on the topic of “Artificial Intelligence and its Threats to Sustainable Development  ...

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28. July 2026 Geneva

ICT4Peace Input to Swiss Strategic Review of the National Cyberstrategy (NCS)

Topic 2: Digital Sovereignty in the Context of Switzerland’s Cyber Resilience

ICT4Peace Civil Society Input — Strategic Review of the National Cyberstrategy (NCS) by Anne-Marie Buzatu, Executive Director, ICT4Peace Foundation  Topic 2: Digital Sovereignty in the Context of Switzerland’s Cyber Resilience  ...

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15. July 2026 Geneva

Groundbreaking New Report on Extreme AI Risks launched during Geneva Cyber Week

A report entitled "The Essential Convergence: Global Compact on Extreme AI Risks" by the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG) was co-launched by The Federation of Red Cross Societies (IFRC), the Geneva Center for Security Policy (GCSP).The ICT4Peace Foundation and the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG).

A new report ‘The Essential Convergence: Global Compact on Extreme AI Risks’ by the Strategic Foresight Group was launched in Geneva on July 6 in the presence of some of  ...

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10. July 2026

ICT4Peace at the AI for Good and WSIS Forum 2026

Anne-Marie Buzatu, Executive Director of ICT4Peace reports

Anne-Marie Buzatu’s short report: What a week! From 6–9 July 2026, I had the privilege of contributing to some of the most substantive conversations happening in AI governance right now  ...

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16. June 2026 Geneva

ICT4Peace Co-Hosts Launch of: The Essential Convergence – Global Compact on Extreme AI Risks by the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG)

Prepared by the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG) in cooperation with AI experts from the Global North and the Global South, the report offers a timely and evidence-based assessment of how major powers — including the United States, China, the European Union, India, Brazil, South Africa, South Korea and the UAE — are converging around common approaches to managing the most severe risks posed by advanced AI. Key findings of the report include: 1.) Identification of four categories of extreme AI risk attracting growing global attention. 2.) A proposal for a Global Compact on Extreme AI Risks. 3.) The introduction of the concept of “demand-side governance.

The ICT4Peace Foundation is proud to co-host the launch of a landmark new international report by the Strategic Foresight Group (SFG): “The Essential Convergence: Global Compact on Extreme AI Risks”  ...

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