Columbia Convening on AI Openness and Safety explored the intersection of Open Source AI and Safety, convening over 45 experts and practitioners in AI to advance practical approaches to AI safety that embody the values of openness, transparency, community-centeredness and pragmatism.

Presentation by French government agency responsible for countering foreign information manipulation highlights transparency as key to building trust

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators from the Camp David Summit in 2000 led an IGP workshop for students on the evolution of the two-state solution

Taiwan’s former Minister of Digital Affairs Audrey Tang and New_Public co-founder Eli Pariser joined SIPA Associate Professor and IGP affiliated faculty member Camille François for a conversation about building healthier digital spaces.

Columbia IGP hosted experts to discuss the fall of Assad in Syria and how it may impact the wider region.

The president of the American Federation of Teachers said that strengthening public education and the labor movement is essential for empowering citizens, fostering economic mobility, and preventing democratic backsliding.

Columbia IGP hosted experts to discuss the recent Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire agreement and its impact on the wider region.

IGP’s working roundtable on Nov. 19 explored Americans’ perceptions of global issues, the country’s role on the world stage, and President-elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda.

SIPA and the state of New York brought together experts, senior practitioners, and lawmakers for a two-day conference on the future of cyber regulation and harmonization featuring two IGP-sponsored panels.

Ambassador Wendy Sherman, a veteran diplomat who previously served as the 21st Deputy Secretary of State, discussed the alliance of autocracies, or “axis of chaos,” during an Institute of Global Politics roundtable on national security challenges facing the next US president.