The Geneva AI Governance Institute brings together a council of international experts and an operational team based in Geneva, committed to the responsible governance of artificial intelligence.
Swiss expert in the governance of artificial intelligence and founder of the Geneva AI Governance Institute. He works with international institutions and public decision-makers to strengthen the oversight and ethical standards of high-impact AI systems.
Director of trade and investment promotion at the World Trade Center Mumbai. With over twenty years of experience in trade, finance and international relations, she works to strengthen strategic partnerships on a global scale.
Professor at EPFL and an active figure in international standardisation, as chair of the JPEG committee and head of the Swiss delegation to JTC1, which brings together information technology standardisation activities within ISO and the IEC.
Editor-in-chief of the Revue Militaire Suisse and scientific director of the Centre for Military History and Foresight. Associate professor in international relations, doctor in history and economics.
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of The Gambia to the Swiss Confederation and permanent representative to the United Nations Office in Geneva, the WTO and other international organisations in Switzerland. He chairs the United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
Managing director of Avandis Consulting (France) and founder of 100 Women @ Davos. International expert in leadership, corporate governance and emerging technologies. Board member of Nottingham Trent University and the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030.
A lawyer by training, Vincent Subilia is Director General of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services (CCIG) and President of the Swiss Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIS). A member of the Grand Council of Geneva, he is a committed figure of International Geneva, dedicated to dialogue between the economy, multilateral institutions and diplomacy.
Director General of the Cantonal Office for the Economy and Innovation of the Republic and Canton of Geneva, Alexandre Epalle has spent more than twenty years advancing economic development, innovation and sustainability, building bridges between government, business and International Geneva.
A Swiss Foundation (CHE-417.590.552), GAIGI conducts its work without commission from any single actor. Its direction rests with the Foundation Board.
Our dialogues bring together regulators, diplomatic missions and industry under the Chatham House Rule: remarks are reported, never attributed.
Members declare their interests. Any potential conflict situation is flagged and handled according to our internal rules.