Geneva’s 2026-2027 programme of events, on the road to the June 2027 Summit.
From August 2026 to June 2027, GAIGI convenes permanent missions and international organisations in Geneva regularly around a single question: how a State moves from AI principles to instruments that work.
Every event produces a written synthesis. On 17 June 2027, the first Geneva Notebook is issued. On 23 June 2027, the Geneva Register opens to the public.
Towards the Global AI Summit.
Hosted by the Swiss Confederation, the Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence will be held at Palexpo, Geneva, on 21-22 June 2027. GAIGI contributes to its preparatory work, within the Tripartite Platform.
Three lines of work, one mechanism, one instrument.
The 2026-2027 programme puts GAIGI’s three lines of work into practice (convene, train, document). The Geneva Bridge, mutual recognition of AI conformity assessments, is its mechanism; the Geneva Register, which records the evidence produced by these three lines of work, is its instrument.
The Geneva events
Several monthly events, from August 2026 to June 2027. GAIGI convenes in Geneva permanent missions, international organisations, researchers and practitioners around one operative question.
See the events calendarThe training pathway
GAIGI trains executives, administrations and missions in AI governance. Attested training constitutes the first level of proof of the Register.
See the trainingAnalyses & reference
Every event produces a written synthesis. GAIGI also publishes the reference framework and regional notes. Analyses document, the Register attests.
See the publicationsThe Geneva Register and the Notebook.
The Geneva Register is an evidentiary instrument grounded in verifiable levels of proof. The programme’s three lines of work converge on it: attested training constitutes its first level of proof, the events feed its syntheses, the analyses document its reference framework.
The UN scientific panel states the risks and principles. Observatories describe. Swiss initiatives experiment. GAIGI registers, issues, and convenes the States already present in Geneva.
GAIGI’s independence. All activities described here are carried out by the GAIGI foundation in full independence from regulators, industry and national jurisdictions. The positions expressed engage GAIGI alone.