AI-enabled platforms are quickly becoming part of military command and control architectures. That brings real operational advantages, and it also raises a strategic question for the Alliance: how can member states use highly capable, interoperable AI while keeping enough control over their data, their models and their decision-making?
On the eve of NEDS 2026 in Rotterdam, the French Defence Attaché Office is bringing together representatives from NATO institutions, national governments and industry to discuss this question at the French Residence in The Hague.
Anove’s keynote
Jean-Hugues Migeon, Co-founder and CTO of Anove, will give one of the opening keynotes. He will speak about governing AI in high-stakes environments: making AI systems traceable, explainable and controllable without slowing the speed that modern operations require.
Programme:
Opening remarks & keynotes, including Jean-Hugues Migeon (Anove)
Panel conference followed by Q&A, with panellists from NCIA, the Netherlands, France, Germany and industry
Closing remarks by H.E. Mr François Alabrune, Ambassador of France to the Netherlands
Networking cocktail reception
Language of the conference: English
Would you like to take part in this closed event?
Registrations are managed personally via Jean-Hugues Migeon.