Join us for the Global Order in the Age of Artificial Intelligence symposium on April 10, 2025, at Legends, University of Notre Dame, organized by Emilia Justyna Powell, Department of Political Science, and Jarek Nabrzyski, Center for Research Computing. This event is sponsored by the Notre Dame Center for Citizenship & Constitutional Government and the Notre Dame International Security Center.
This half-day event features distinguished speakers exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and global governance. All lectures are based on chapters from the book project Global Order in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, edited by Powell and Nabrzyski.
Speakers and Lectures
- Artificial Intelligence Technology and the Global Order
- Speakers: Emilia Justyna Powell and Jarek Nabrzyski (University of Notre Dame)
- International Human Rights System: Algorithmic Accountability
- Speakers: Changrok Soh and Damian Bank (Korea University)
- Energy and Environmental Challenges and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence
- Speaker: Heather E. Payne (Ohio State University)
- Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Global Order
- Speaker: Swati Srivastava (Purdue University)
- Emergence of Global Governance: What Brought Us the Hiroshima AI Framework?
- Speaker: Merve Hickok (Center for AI and Digital Policy)
- AI Revolution and the Global Order
- Speakers: Berenika Dyczek and Przemek Kazienko (Wrocław University of Science and Technology),
- Artificial Intelligence in International Law Scholarship: The Narrative of ChatGPT
- Speakers: Emilia Justyna Powell (University of Notre Dame) and Jarek Nabrzyski (University of Notre Dame)
- Guiding Principles for Using AI in Nuclear Command and Control
- Speaker: Herbert Lin (Stanford University)
Registration
Please register using this link by March 30, 2025, to ensure your participation. Lunch will be provided to all participants at the end of the symposium. Speakers will be available for discussions during lunch.
Only 50 seats are available.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with experts on the critical issues at the nexus of artificial intelligence and global governance.
Originally published at crc.nd.edu.