09:30h

Doors open

We welcome you at the Peace Palace in The Hague.
You will have the opportunity to network

10:30h 

Plenary programme – part 1

Welcome
Chair of the conference, Annemarie van Campen

Opening and keynote speech
Minister for Digitalisation of the Netherlands, Alexandra van Huffelen

High-level panel discussion
Current state of AI in the domain of peace, justice and security:
practice, policy and geopolitical perspectives, with:
Jan Kleijssen,
Director of Information Society - Action against Crime, Council of Europe
Audrey L. Plonk
Head of Digital Economy Policy Division, OECD
Kilian Gross
Head of Unit, AI Policy Development and Coordination, DG CONNECT, European Commission
Vanja Skoric
Program Director - European Center for Not-For-Profit Law Stichting

11:30h

Coffee break

12:00h

Break out sessions round 1

Theatre 1 Responsible use of facial recognition technology in law enforcement: designing national and international frameworks (Part 1, this session will continue in round 2)
Irakli Beridze (UNICRI), Maria Eira (UNICRI), Lexo Zadriashvili (Leiden University), Vincent Vouatou (IDEMIA)

Theatre 2  The application of AI Principles to enable Responsible Innovation practices 
Ben Zevenbergen (Google)
Johnny Soraker (Google)

Theatre 3 How will AI impact cybersecurity?
Michael Street (NATO-NCI)

Theatre 4  It's time to urbanize Artificial intelligence 
Hubert Beroch (Urban AI), Tanaquil Arduin (Municipality of the Hague), Neil Smyth (YES!Delft), Cor Veenman (Leiden University)

Seminar room   The interface of Ethical and Legal Principles on (Military) AI: Towards Mutually Strengthening Frameworks
Berenice Boutin (Asser Institute), Dr. Sadjad Soltanzadeh (Asser Institute),               Prof. Jeroen van den Hoven (TU Delft), Dr. Sven Nyholm (Utrecht University),
Dr. Rebecca Mignot-Mahdavi (University of Manchester), Dr. NIklas Schörnig (Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)
 

Foyer room  Navigating technological convergence: does the international community need new norms on Cyber and AI? (Part 1, this session will continue in round 2)
Chris Meserole (The Brookings Institution), Giacomo Persi Paoli (UNIDIR), Marietje Schaake (University of Stanford), James Hodson (AI for Good Foundation), Dennis Broeders (Leiden University)
 

Lounge room  Ask me anything sessions
Presentations and discussion on new initiatives, partnerships or reports.

Cybersecurity as a key to corporate accountability in Industry 4.0: the dual nature of AI in an industrial context
Katerina Yordanova (KU Leuven, CiTiP)

An EU Artificial Intelligence Act for Fundamental Rights: the civil society perspective 
Vanja Skoric (Program Director - European Center for Not-For-Profit Law Stichting)

13:00h

Lunch

14:00h

Break out sessions round 2

Theatre 1   Responsible use of facial recognition technology in law enforcement: designing national and international frameworks (part 2, continued from round 1
Irakli Beridze (UNICRI), Vincent Bouatou (IDEMIA), John Riemen (Netherlands Police), Luc Garcia (INTERPOL), Luuk Spreeuwers (Twente University), Eleni Kosta (Tilburg University)

Theatre 2 Microsoft’s internal AI journey
Cornelia Kuterrer (Microsoft)
Annemarie Costeris (Microsoft)

Seminar room Transforming ethical norms into standards that help organizations and developers create responsible AI
Martin Ebers (Robotics & AI Law Society), Paul Timmers (Oxford University, DG Connect), Dr. Kilian Gross (European Commission), Chiara Giovannini (ANEC)

Foyer room The role of norms in AI cyberconflict - Possible gaps in international frameworks and regulations (Part 2, continued from round 1)
Chris Meserole (The Brookings Institution), Giacomo Persi Paoli (UNIDIR), Marietje Schaake (Stanford University), James Hodson (AI for Good Foundation), Dennis Broeders (Leiden University)

Theatre 4 A learning approach to responsible AI – the ELSA-lab (ethical legal and societal aspects) methodology 
Bram Klievink (Leiden University), Roel Dobbe (University of Delft), Jord Goudsmit (Considerati), Anne Fleur van Veenstra (TNO), Ilina Georgieva (TNO), Marianne Schoenmaker (Considerati)

Theatre 3 Accountability Principles for Artificial Intelligence (AP4AI): A Universal Framework for the Internal Security Domain
Prof. Saskia Bayerl (CENTRIC), Prof. Babak Akhgar (CENTRIC), Dr. Gregory Mounier (Europol), Teresa Magno (Eurojust), Nienke van der Have (FRA), vanja Skoric (ECNL), Wenche Medin (Swedish National Police)

Lounge room Ask me anything sessions
Presentations and discussion on new initiatives, partnerships or reports.

Geopolitics of Smart Cities: Expression of Soft Power and New Order 
Ana Chubinidze - (Adalan AI)

Singapore’s Experience in Developing AI Governance
Yi Ling Teo (Centre of Excellence for National Security, S Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore)

Building an international network of ELSA Labs
Marloes Pomp (NLAIC)

15:00h

Coffee break

15:30h

Plenary programme – part 2

Short reflections and conclusions on sessions

• Dr. Kilian Gross (European Commission) 

• Dr. Jan Kleijssen (Council of Europe)

• Ms. Audrey Plonk (OECD)

• Vanja Skoric (Program Director - European Center for Not-For-Profit Law Stichting)

Closing speech

Saskia Bruines (Alderman for Economy, International, Services and 2nd Deputy Mayor The Hague)

16:00h

Networking drinks

17:00h

End of conference