Corinne Momal-Vanian is the Director of the Kofi Annan Foundation, which aims to promote better global governance and to strengthen the capacities of populations and countries to achieve a more just and secure world.
With more than 30 years of expertise at the United Nations, she will question the impact of AI and the borderline between reality and lies, particularly with regard to disinformation and its influence on established and new democracies.

Donald Glowinski, researcher in neuropsychology at the Laboratory of Neuroscience of Affective and Emotional Dynamics at the University of Geneva. He is a specialist in emotional competencies, which shape our behavior, our decision-making and our interactions. They play a fundamental role in our private and professional lives. It is therefore essential to be able to understand them for ourselves and to interact better with those around us. How to evaluate? How can we do it?

Luc Debraine is also a journalist. He has worked for the daily newspaper Le Temps and the magazine L’Hebdo. He is a lecturer in visual culture at the Academy of Journalism and Media of the University of Neuchatel. He has organized several photo exhibitions, including “Tous photographes” (Elysee Museum, Lausanne, 2007), “Jeune photographie suisse” (Book Show, Geneva, 2014) and “Chaplin Personal” (Chaplin’s World, Corsier-sur-Vevey, 2019).

Entrepreneur and teacher, he is involved in promoting integrity online. Today, the main challenge, important and costly, is to distinguish reality from deliberate fabrications – disinformation – made to manipulate and influence opinions. Paul is also a board member of ICON, an NGO that federates a European community working on trust in cyberspace.