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The ACUTE Project has released another deliverable, presenting an overview on AI technologies relevant for COI research.

Master students of the LSE Department of International Development compiled a report on the usage of artificial intelligence for research, information processing and knowledge management by humanitarian organisations. 

The ACUTE Project has released its first deliverable, presenting an assessment of needs and requirements to set the project’s scope and guide the responsible use of AI in COI research.

In a publication commissioned by UNHCR, ACCORD addresses ethical questions surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in the field of COI.

We published a collection of information on Syria on developments regarding the SDF and Kurdish areas.

In the 3rd post of our methods series, we talk about Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field of COI.

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In the 2nd post of our methods series, we continue to explore the role of civilians in conflict data, focusing on the insights provided by UCDP and ACLED datasets. By examining variables such as “civilian targeting”, “deaths_civilians” and the event type of “violence against civilians”, we delve into the complexities of how to responsibly interpret and apply such variables when analysing the impact of conflict on civilians.

ACCORD published a report on Afghanistan on the impact of the Taliban's information practices and legal policies, particularly on women and girls, based on expert interviews.