Yesterday, the Swiss School of Business and Management Geneva proudly supported the University of Applied Sciences in Security and Safety in their prestigious conference, SIGURNOST 24 – Security in the Era of Artificial Intelligence. The event brought together academic experts and industry professionals to discuss the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern security challenges.
Dr. Luka Leško on AI and Terrorism
SSBM Geneva’s President, Dr. Luka Leško, delivered a thought-provoking presentation on how artificial intelligence is being exploited by terrorists in today’s world. His insights highlighted the concerning ways in which AI is used to further terrorist activities, while also emphasizing its powerful potential in preventing and countering terrorism. Dr. Leško shared cutting-edge research and real-world examples, demonstrating AI’s dual role as both a threat and a tool for enhancing global security.
AI and Prevention of Cyber Attacks in Industry Leaders
The conference also featured a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Dario Silic, a distinguished professor at SSBM Geneva. The panel, comprising key members of the academic and professional community, explored Artificial Intelligence and prevention of cyber attacks in Industry leaders.
Introduction to AI Ethics by Aco Momčilović
As part of the conference, SSBM Geneva professor and President of the Global Institute for the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, Aco Momčilović, MBA, introduced attendees to the basic concepts of artificial intelligence. His presentation laid the groundwork for understanding AI’s ethical implications, especially in security-related fields. Professor Momčilović highlighted the importance of responsible AI usage, offering a fresh perspective on the intersection of AI ethics and security.
SSBM Geneva’s Commitment to Thought Leadership
At SSBM Geneva, we are proud to contribute to such vital discussions on AI’s role in security and global safety. The SIGURNOST 24 conference marks another important step in our commitment to thought leadership and promoting innovative solutions to today’s complex security challenges. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences in Security and Safety and furthering the conversation on the responsible use of AI.
We’re happy to be a part of such a meaningful event and to support the ongoing development of AI-driven security solutions that will shape our future.
