Data, AI, Human Rights, and International Law in a Contested World

Artificial intelligence is transforming societies and governance, but its intersection with human rights and international law raises critical questions. At Data Summit Luxembourg 2025, the keynote “Data, AI, Human Rights, and International Law in a Contested World” will address these challenges from a unique diplomatic perspective.

Delivered by Luc Dockendorf, Ambassador for Cybersecurity and Digitalisation at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Luxembourg, this keynote will explore:

• Global challenges of data governance and AI deployment
• The role of AI in armed conflict, democratic resilience, and the rule of law
• Insights from Luxembourg’s co-leadership of an international workstream on ICTs in armed conflict
• How humanitarian and human rights law apply to emerging technologies
• Responsibilities of states and businesses under international frameworks

This session is essential for professionals working at the intersection of technology, ethics, and global policy, offering a rare diplomatic lens on the future of responsible AI.

🎤 About the Speaker

Luc Dockendorf serves as Ambassador for Cybersecurity and Digitalisation at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Luxembourg. In this role, he leads Luxembourg’s efforts in shaping international discussions on digital policy, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies. His work includes co-leading global initiatives on the impact of ICTs in armed conflict and promoting frameworks that uphold democratic resilience and human rights in the digital age.

📍 Session Details

The keynote will take place during Data Summit Luxembourg 2025 on 2 December at the European Convention Center Luxembourg.

• When: 13:40 – 14:00
• Location: Plenary Stage

🎟️ Participation is free, but places are limited and filling quickly. Register now to secure your spot!
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