Past events

This event brings together member states and stakeholders to examine the role of civil society and opportunities for engagement, and to look ahead to future multi-stakeholder engagement.

How will US-China technological competition shape international relations?

Is AI a benefit or detriment to a vibrant democracy?

Policy and industry experts explore opportunities for UK-Japan cooperation on technologies of the future.

Will an international regulatory regime protect the world’s data?

Panellists examine the UK’s approach to protecting the digital homeland and transforming defence for the cyber age. 

This year’s conference will consider the possible impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on Europe’s future and how it interacts with what was an already highly-charged political environment.

This webinar discusses the nature of beneficial tech while also identifying issues that arise out of fast-tracking AI solutions during emergencies and pandemics.

This event brings together a wide range of stakeholders including civil society, the tech sector, legal experts and government to launch a new Chatham House paper.

Drawing on their varied experiences, the panellists discuss where and how the intersection and implementation of these technologies is likely to cause most vulnerability.

The panel discusses how public perceptions of artificial intelligence in the UK and North America are shaping the way the technology is being incorporated into strategic plans.

The panel explores the role that digital technology plays in the current crisis of liberal democracy in Europe.