Dual Use - AI in Conflict | AI House Davos 2025

Autonomous weapon systems, deepfakes, support to military decision making, efficient medical delivery services, detection of unexploded munitions, and reunification of family members: AI is disrupting armed conflicts and humanitarian action as much as it is changing our everyday lives. However, in armed conflicts, the risks are being faced by people who are already especially vulnerable – they may have lost their homes, their loved ones, their livelihoods. War is also always messy, dirty and complex, raising question marks as to AI’s ability to operate effectively and reliably in such a volatile and unpredictable environment. How do we find the right balance? How do we keep humanity at the centre of conflicts? Find out more in this panel. Speakers Jean-Marc Rickli (Geneva Centre for Security Policy) Isabel Ebert (UN Human rights) Gilles Carbonnier (International Committee of the Red Cross) Rebeca Moreno Jimenez (UN Refugee Agency) Moderator Neil Davison (Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD)) (c) AI House Davos 2025 Founders & Strategic Partners: ETH AI Center, Merantix, G42, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Presenting Partners & Guest Country: KPMG, The University of Tokyo, Poland