Spaces for dialogue, in service of trust.
We convene regulators, diplomatic missions and industry around a single table. Every event is held under the Chatham House Rule and produces a written synthesis.
The 2026-2027 programme, all the way to the Summit.
Regular meetings, in Geneva and beyond, under the Chatham House Rule, from August 2026 to June 2027. Attendance is by invitation.
This logo marks the events for which the Swiss Confederation has authorised its use. The other events are part of the GAIGI foundation's own programme, under the sole responsibility of its Board.Autumn 2026
Why compliant AI does not travel
Regulatory fragmentation seen from the field, and what recognition of equivalence would involve.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and international organisations
Request to attendGenevaAfterworkGlobal South AI Leadership Dialogue (GSDG)
From Inclusion to Influence. A high-level dialogue on the place of the Global South in AI governance.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and international organisations
Request to attendGenevaDialogueGeneva – Mumbai conference
With the World Trade Centre Mumbai, on digital trade and interoperability.
Audience: Diplomatic missions, industry and civil society
Dates being confirmed. Requests to attend will open at a later stage.
Winter and spring 2027
Reading the signals of early 2027
AI Governance at the Start of 2027: what the first six months tell us about the Summit year.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and civil society
Request to attendGenevaAfterworkGeneva AI Trade Forum 2027 (GAITF), 2nd edition
A high-level dialogue on AI regulatory interoperability. Dinner followed by a full day.
Audience: Diplomatic missions, international organisations and industry
Request to attendGenevaForumWhat is a public AI register, and what is it for?
The Geneva Register presented to permanent missions.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and civil society
Request to attendGenevaAfterworkWriting a national AI policy with a team of three
What a small administration can achieve with constrained resources.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and civil society
Request to attendGenevaAfterworkJournées camerounaises de l’intelligence artificielle (JCIA 2027)
A conference organised with CAIPI, on African trajectories in AI governance.
Audience: Diplomatic missions, academia and civil society
Request to attendYaoundéConferenceMutual recognition: the 1958 Geneva precedent
What a 1958 agreement on vehicles teaches AI governance.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and international organisations
Request to attendGenevaAfterworkProgramme closing
Presentation of the first Geneva Notebook, at the close of the programme.
Audience: Diplomatic missions and civil society
Request to attendGenevaAfterwork · ClosingThe themes are settled. Venues and operational details are confirmed as they are fixed.
What we have convened, in Geneva.
Opening of the GAIGI programme
Geneva AI Summit 2027: What Risks and Opportunities for States? Diplomatic missions and civil society, at the Hôtel Royal in Geneva.
The account, the film and the photographsGeneva AI Trust House
Five days of structured dialogue alongside the AI for Good Summit. By invitation.
Programme and participation · gaith.chGeneva AI Trade Forum
High-level dialogue on the regulatory interoperability of AI, held at the Hôtel Royal Geneva. By invitation.
The programme (PDF)Masterclasses
Cycles dedicated to permanent missions and embassies: 53 States gathered to date, across our masterclasses, afterworks and training sessions.
The archiveGAIGI in international forums.
14th WTO Ministerial Conference
GAIGI championed the Geneva Bridge before the delegations gathered in Yaoundé, for inclusive and sovereign digital trade. A look back in pictures with Christophe Ravel.
The video (LinkedIn)Trust, the infrastructure of smart cities
During a Smart City panel, GAIGI advanced the idea of trust understood as the invisible infrastructure of urban digital ecosystems.
The report (LinkedIn)Regulating AI in Switzerland
GAIGI took part in an exchange, organised by OFCOM and OFJ, devoted to the regulation of artificial intelligence in Switzerland and the role of the national ecosystem.
The report (LinkedIn)
