On December 12th 2025, the IEAI, TechEthics, Ulster University’s School of Computing and LMU co-organized the panel discussion “Human Rights in the Age of AI” with Ulster University as part of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Festival.
On March 20th and 21st, the IEAI co-hosted a day-long Policy Dialogue on AI and Human Rights and an official side event of the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council on AI and Global Human Rights Challenges in Geneva, Switzerland.
On October 30th, IEAI Executive Director Caitlin Corrigan delivered a presintation highlighting the work of the recently published UNESCO Women for Ethical AI: outlook study on artificial intelligence and gender in Paris. Corrigan worked with a diverse team from the UNESCO Women for Ethical AI Platform to complete this report highlighting fresh insights and actionable data on the intersection of gender and AI development.
The Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) is pleased to announce the publication of a draft convention on AI, Data, and Human Rights on ResearchGate and GitHub. This milestone follows the successful International AI and Human Rights Summit held in Munich on July 16, 2024, co-organized with Globethics.
On September 4, researcher Dr. Alexander Kriebitz, spoke on the panel “AI for Peace and Human Rights” at the Global Ethics Forum 2024 in Geneva, organized by Globethics.
On July 16th, the IEAI and Globethics held a summit on AI and human rights.
On July 19th, the Institute of Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) hosted an in-person event at the TUM Think Tank titled "AI and Human Rights: Implications for Corporate Responsibilities".
Protecting and Realizing Human Rights in the Context of Artificial Intelligence: A Problem Statement by Alexander Kriebitz
