A National Security Dialogue marking BWC@50 on the Biological Weapons Convention and emerging technologies (biotech, AI, synthetic biology). Panel of experts including academics and security specialists, followed by high tea. Organized by Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi.
In-person panel on U.S.-Korea-Japan cooperation in AI and advanced technologies, covering semiconductors, digital infrastructure, economic security, AI governance, and related energy implications.
Conversation with Peter McCrory, Chief Economist at Anthropic, on early evidence of AI's effects on productivity, jobs, and wages, moderated by Jason Furman. RSVP for in-person attendance.
Interactive Young Professionals workshop on AI policy with Nelson Rosario, covering governance and guardrails for AI and Rosario's work on state bar and court task forces. Learn more and register to attend at 5:30 p.m. CDT on 9/23/2026.
AEI hosts a live online discussion on AI memory and student privacy in K–12 education featuring experts in AI, data sharing, and education policy. Panelists will explore who controls AI "memories" and the tools and policies for managing them.
Conversation with Tom Malinowski on values in American foreign policy and the role of new technologies like AI in restoring moral leadership. Part of the IOP Food for Thought Lunch series; Harvard email RSVP required; lunch served.
Economist Luis Garicano presents his new book Messy Jobs and discusses how AI is reshaping labor markets, followed by a conversation with moderator Adam S. Posen and Anna Stansbury. Event is streamed live on the PIIE website and YouTube.
Monetary Dialogue session between the European Parliament (ECON Committee) and the President of the European Central Bank on 28 September 2026, discussing papers on how AI may affect euro-area inflation and ECB monetary policy.
CSIS Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy moderates a virtual panel on the economic-security dimensions of the Trump-Xi summit, covering trade, industrial policy, supply chains, clean tech, cybersecurity, dual-use technologies, and AI. Panelists include Sujai Shivakumar, Philip Luck, Kate Koren, Ilaria Mazzocco, and Lauryn Williams.
New America and the Washington Monthly host a conversation on the future of higher education with Kevin Carey and Paul LeBlanc, plus video remarks from Gov. Andy Beshear. Discusses federal policy and the impacts of AI on higher education.
AEI’s Mark Schneider hosts higher education and workforce experts to discuss AI's influence on admissions, entry-level jobs, and implications for universities, students, and parents.
Briefing on strategies to prepare the American workforce for an AI-driven economy and policymaker roles in adaptation. Sponsored by Cornell University and the R Street Institute; lunch provided. Registration requested by Sept. 23, 2026.
A talk with Branka Panic on ensuring AI’s role in foreign policy increases global peace and prosperity. Presented as an in-person or online event.
Two-day GCSP programme on transformative technologies and their security implications, 14–15 October 2026. Covers policy and governance challenges posed by emerging technologies.
A two-day executive-education course examining how technology and innovation shape U.S. geopolitical priorities, covering U.S.-China tech competition, trade weaponization, energy security, AI, and quantum technologies.
Virtual panel moderated by CIGI Senior Fellow Mauritz Kop examining preparedness for quantum computing breakthroughs (Q-Day) and the convergence of quantum innovation with AI. Funded by DND's MINDS Targeted Engagement Grant program.
Two-day conference (in-person and streamed) on how AI, demographic change, and shifts in international specialization are reshaping labor markets and the future of work. Features research presentations, policy discussions, and a keynote by Gordon Hanson. Jointly organized with the IMF, OECD, and the World Bank.
Course on the intersection of cyber and AI in international contexts, addressing security, power and governance. Newsletter lists dates and registration link without times.
A Clingendael Academy course exploring cyber and AI issues in international security, governance and power dynamics.
A Clingendael training examining cyber and AI in an international context — security, power and governance — scheduled 8-11 December 2026. No daily times provided.
Course on Cyber and AI in the international context (8-11 December 2026), covering security, power, and governance implications.
Clingendael Academy course exploring cyber and AI in international security, power and governance contexts.
Four-day course (8–11 Dec 2026) on cyber and AI in international contexts, covering security, power and governance.
Clingendael Academy course examining cyber and AI issues in international security, governance and power dynamics, aimed at policy professionals.
Four-day course examining the intersection of cyber issues and artificial intelligence in international security and governance contexts.
Multi-day training on cyber and AI in the international context (security, power and governance) listed for 8–11 Dec 2026. Newsletter lacks times and precise venue.
IISS's Global Security and Innovation Summit (GSIS) will take place in Hamburg on 9–10 December 2026, bringing together speakers including Bernhard Kluttig, Lt Gen Michael Vetter and Marcus Wandt to discuss global security challenges and emerging technologies.
Two-day virtual course exploring neuroscience and AI impacts on global security and decision-making.
The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit, hosted by the Center on Global Energy Policy, will take place on April 7, 2027 in New York City with a livestream available. The full-day summit brings together energy and climate policy experts to discuss geopolitics of energy security, market dynamics, AI energy demands, financing the transition, and related issues.
The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit will be held on Columbia University's campus with high-level discussions on energy and climate policy. The event will be livestreamed and virtually accessible; in-person attendance is by invitation with applications for Columbia affiliates.