ICT4Peace Commentary – ICT4Peace Foundation

19. September 2026 Geneva

ICT4Peace in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ): When It Comes to the Extreme Risks of Artificial Intelligence, Switzerland’s Hour Has Come

Working towards the Geneva AI Summit 2027

Please find below the Op-ed in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) on 14 September 2026 by Daniel Stauffacher of ICT4Peace: When It Comes to the Extreme Risks of Artificial Intelligence, ...

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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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Constant Könz

17. March 2026 Geneva, Switzerland

Bombing Clouds: When Military AI Depends on Commercial Data Centres

When military AI runs on commercial cloud infrastructure, both civilian systems and human judgment come under new strain. Read Anne-Marie Buzatu’s new analysis on the legal risks at the intersection of AI, cloud, and conflict.

As military AI systems increasingly rely on commercial cloud infrastructure, the legal and human stakes are changing fast. This new article examines two linked developments from the March 2026 Gulf ...

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24. January 2026 Geneva

Global Cyber Security – At last a “Permanent Mechanism” at the UN

Analysis and Commentary by ICT4Peace Senior Advisor Amb. Paul Meyer on the final OEWG Report endorsed by the UN General Assembly

Analysis and Commentary by Amb. Paul Meyer, Senior Advisor, ICT4Peace Foundation on the Final Report of the UN Open-Ended Working Group on Cybersecurity (2021-2025). Please find the text by Paul ...

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14. October 2025

Sanjana Hattotuwa on Social Media, Democracy and Violence in South Asia

Background note by Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa for an online seminar the Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) on 30 September 2025 titled 'Big Tech and the Misinformation Crisis in South Asia'.

Social Media, Democracy, and Violence in South Asia By Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa, Special Advisor, ICT4Peace Foundation Background note for an online seminar organised by the Center for the Study of ...

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15. February 2025

The Paris AI Action Summit: The cleavages over global governance made apparent

While the US and UK failed to endorse the Summit’s final statement, China did, no doubt with an eye to the future and playing a leading role on AI governance. By Amb. Paul Meyer, Senior Advisor, ICT4Peace Foundation and Adjunct Professor of International Studies at Simon Fraser University

The Paris AI Summit: The cleavages over global governance made apparent While the US and UK failed to endorse the Summit’s final statement, China did, no doubt with an eye ...

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