Artur Hanula
Over 200 experts and representatives from leading international research institutions dealing with peace and AI issues will participate in the World Assembly of Nobel Laureates, dedicated to artificial intelligence and the issue of nuclear war.
Inspired by the encyclical of Leo XIV
The event was inspired by Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical „Magnifica humanitas” and his message of “unarmed and disarming” peace. It takes place in a context marked by international conflicts, instability, and a deteriorating nuclear situation.
The culmination of the deliberations will be the drafting of the Roman Declaration for Disarmed and Disarming Peace in the Era of Artificial Intelligence, Nuclear and Autonomous Weapons, New Digital Protocols, and Emerging Models of Digital Development. The event will conclude on July 16 with a solemn session in the Italian capital.
Debate with Nobel Laureates
The debate involves 30 Nobel Laureates, retired heads of state and government, 20 leading global leaders in artificial intelligence – including OpenAI, Google DeepMind, AARU, and Anthropic – and 30 of the most prestigious universities and research institutions worldwide. They will discuss the main challenges of the contemporary world: international security, governance of new technologies, disarmament, and the construction of a peace-oriented economy.
At the heart of the debate will be the search for a new global paradigm that combines innovation, responsibility, and ethics.
Declaration for Peace
The Roman Declaration, which will be presented at the conclusion of the deliberations, aims to define principles and guidelines for the governance of artificial intelligence, promoting a vision of international security based on cooperation, human dignity, integral development, and peace among nations.
