Diplo AI Campus
Courses on AI and beyond
Basics | Practice | Diplomacy | Governance | Philosophy
The Diplo AI Campus offers a comprehensive educational journey into the evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI) through a human-centred approach—what we call humAInism. This methodology integrates technological, diplomatic, governance, and human studies clusters, ensuring a holistic understanding of AI.
Our courses focus on core AI topics, including its technological foundations, practical applications, and philosophical, cross-cultural, and linguistic reflections on AI’s broader implications and societal impact. They equip learners to navigate AI’s challenges and harness its potential, ensuring they are prepared for the AI-driven transformation of global institutions.
This programme offers flexible learning with options for online, in-person or hybrid training. It caters to diplomatic services and international organisations.
Basics
By following courses in this cluster, you can gain a grasp of the practical functioning of AI. You can learn how AI technology functions and how technological solutions could impact life, governance, and the functioning of society.
They provide a good starting place for everyone interested in learning more about what AI is and how it functions.
Practice
This cluster of courses focuses on practical uses of AI, with special emphasis on diplomacy and education. They are designed to offer insight into how to implement AI tools in specific fields in order to benefit the best by reducing the time and effort spent on repetitive tasks, thus allowing people working in these fields to focus on their areas of expertise.
Diplomacy
Courses offered under this cluster dive deeper into diplomatic practice and how it can benefit from implementing AI tools. Specifically, they discuss the use of AI tools in diplomatic reporting, planning and policy forecasting, as well as in the field of public diplomacy.
They will also tackle the subject of the reorganisation of diplomatic services and explore how AI impacts hierarchical and networked knowledge and information management systems in diplomatic services.
Governance and regulation
This cluster covers various practices and aspects of AI governance and regulation on national, regional and global levels. It covers both the acceleration of the beneficial use of AI and the mitigation of AI risks.
These courses will be of particular interest to diplomats and policy-makers who are either actively involved in discussing these issues in the international forums or are expected to represent and promote their country’s interest in multilateral fora.
Philosophy and religion
Courses in this cluster reflect on broader philosophical, linguistic, and religious challenges that AI poses to society. It equips participants with knowledge and skills to understand AI developments in broader historical and cognitive contexts.
They are designed to make us step back and reflect on some of the fundamental questions humanity has been asking itself for aeons in the light of a technology capable of eventually questioning the basic premises of what it is to be a human.