From Generals to General AI – Security in the Age of Intelligent Machines

#55SGS #DisruptedAge Speakers Prof. Christoph Heusgen Co-Conference Chair, St. Gallen Symposium James Heappey Fmr. Minister of State for the Armed Forces, United Kingdom Meline von Brentano EVP Digital Transformation Strategy, Palantir Technologies Thomas Gottschild Managing Director, MBDA Deutschland Emerging technologies — including but not limited to artificial intelligence — are reshaping defense capabilities, intelligence operations, and the broader security environment. At the same time, nations, institutions, and societies are struggling to keep pace with the strategic, ethical, and security implications that accompany these shifts. The aim is to provide a clear-sighted assessment of the AI-driven developments in defense — and to explore how public & private actors can work together to prepare for the conflicts of the future in order to prevent them. CONNECT WITH SGS Discover more at: https://symposium.org Instagram: / stgallensymposium Linkedin: / St. Gallen Symposium TikTok: / stgallensymposium ABOUT THE ST. GALLEN SYMPOSIUM The St. Gallen Symposium is the world’s leading initiative for intergenerational debates on economic, political and social developments. The symposium takes place annually in May at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland. The St. Gallen Symposium is annually organised by the International Students’ Committee (ISC), an independent student initiative at the University of St.Gallen. For ten months, a team of approximately 30 students voluntarily engages in the challenging task of organising an outstanding St. Gallen Symposium. During the symposium week, the ISC Team is supported by about 450 student volunteers. Three members of last year’s team are taking up the role of Head of the Organising Committee.