“Digital peacemaking” terminology: an introductory guide

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Digital Peacemaking: The strategic use of digital tools to facilitate dialogue and mediation while mitigating risks like misinformation and privacy threats.
AI for Peacemaking: Utilization of artificial intelligence to assist peace practitioners in understanding needs, detecting tensions early, and improving conversations, without replacing human judgment.
Inclusion with Digital Technology: Tools like WhatsApp and AI-assisted transcription expand participation in peace efforts by overcoming barriers like literacy and language.
Digital Dialogues: Facilitates broad public participation in peace talks through structured online interactive sessions which help summarize consensus and discord.
PeaceTech: A broad term for technologies aiding peacebuilding efforts, ranging from communication devices to advanced systems like AI and early warning platforms.
AI Sensemaking: AI’s role in analyzing large datasets to extract key insights and themes from detailed participant responses, thereby aiding mediators.
AI as an Early-Warning System: AI’s capacity to detect patterns indicative of impending conflict to enable early intervention.
AI Agents: AI-driven tools that automate routine tasks, freeing up human mediators’ time for more complex relational and decision-making activities.

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