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AI for Diplomatic Analysis: From Efficiency to Strategic Insight

Explore how AI is reshaping, moving beyond productivity gains to enable deeper analysis and more informed decision-making. This closed-door session examines how diplomatic missions can leverage AI to track positions, anticipate dynamics, and strengthen decision-making in multilateral contexts.

As diplomatic environments grow more complex and information-dense, the challenge is no longer access to information, but the ability to interpret and act on it effectively. While AI is already used by missions to support tasks such as drafting and transcription, a new shift is emerging: AI as a tool for continuous analysis, structured data processing, and strategic insight across diplomatic workflows.

This closed-door lunch briefing will explore how AI can evolve from a productivity layer to a decision-support system for multilateral diplomacy. Through practical use cases and forward-looking perspectives, the session will examine how AI can help track positions across negotiations, analyze patterns over time, and support anticipation and coalition-building.

Organized by Swissnex in collaboration with the Permanent Mission of Denmark, the session brings together delegates for an interactive exchange on how to operationalize AI in diplomatic contexts.

Attendance by invitation only.

Program

  • 12:00pm – Welcome remarks
  • 12:05pm – Presentation
  • 12:20pm – Discussion & exchange
  • 1:00pm – Networking lunch
  • 2:00pm – End
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Event start time

  • New York

    12:00PM

Speakers

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    Bio

    Jérôme Crettol

    Founder and CEO
    DiploTools

    Jérôme Crettol is an entrepreneur working at the intersection of diplomacy and technology. He is the founder and CEO of DiploTools, a Swiss company developing software that helps ministries of foreign affairs and international organizations integrate digitalisation, data analysis, and artificial intelligence into their work. Most recently, DiploTools has collaborated with members of the UN Security Council on applying AI to diplomatic processes, with the aim of strengthening missions’ capacity and narrowing the global digital divide. Earlier in his career, Jérôme served at Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations in New York, an experience that shaped his commitment to building technologies designed specifically for international diplomacy. Anchored in the Swiss innovation ecosystem, DiploTools is incubated at EPFL and contributes to Switzerland’s role as a global hub for digital governance.

Partners

This event is presented by Swissnex in collaboration with DiploTools and the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations.