AI reshaping diplomacy amid ethical concerns, expert says

Published on March 11, 2024



The technological revolution, including the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), is transforming diplomacy, offering significant opportunities alongside critical challenges, according to a leading expert.

AI holds immense potential to reshape governance, education, healthcare and the economy, but ethical considerations and risk mitigation are crucial, experts agreed at a recent diplomacy forum in the southern city of Antalya earlier this month.

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