Diplomacy in the age of AI: Navigating Disinformation and Digital Influence
Hear from top public diplomats leading the fight against disinformation and propaganda on how they wield influence in a fragmented world.
Bots, trolls, and AI memes are presenting profound challenges for nations' efforts to foster engagement and trust with international and even their own domestic publics. In the age of widespread misinformation and disinformation, how do diplomatic communicators wield digital influence that rises above the noise?
Panel discussion featuring Elise Larkin, Head of Communications and Spokesperson, British Embassy, Washington DC and Riikka Hietajärvi, Counsellor for Public Diplomacy and Communications, Embassy of Finland, Washington DC
Moderated by: Professor Priya Lothe Doshi, School of Communication
Panel followed by audience Q&A and light reception.
Sponsored by: American University School of Communication Public Communication Division; American University Chapter of Public Relations Student Society of America, and The Transatlantic Policy Center at American University
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- 2 hours
- In person
- Paid parking
- Doors at 4:55 PM
Location
American University School of Communication
4400 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Washington, DC 20016
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