Humanitarians, beware the lure of artificial intelligence
This article is only available in English. Published on 5 August 2026 Behind the promise of efficiency, a warning. Two authors versed in both AI and humanitarian protection dissect the...
Humanitarian organisations and affected communities: a relationship put to the test by artificial intelligence
A machine never loses its temper and does not judge, but it does not take responsibility for anything either. From significant audience growth to the risk of participation washing, three...
The arbitration required between possibilities of new technologies and usefulness for populations
The resurgence of new technologies requires humanitarian actors to take stock of their possibilities, applicability and interest for populations.
Fostering good practices in the use of information and communications technologies
Integrating the use of new technologies within an NGO cannot be improvised. This is the key message Maëve de France and Nina-Flore Eissen pass on here. The two authors present...
“The biggest area in which blockchain can help promote human rights is digital identity”
Interview with Julio Alejandro • Président directeur général de Humanitarian Blockchain While blockchain technology is often associated with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, it is only the tip of the iceberg. The...