On Wednesday, November 27, the Peace Operations Training Centre (POTC) organised the third edition of the training activity on disruptive military technologies and practices. The training took place in the Knight’s Hall of Jable Castle in Mengeš.
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The programme included lectures on drone warfare, the role of AI in the battlefield, how international criminal law is handling technological advances and neuro-warfare.
Distinguished experts from leading institutions delivered the lectures, representing a unique blend of private and public sector insights. Participating lecturers came from Timtec Defense, the Jožef Štefan Institute (IJS), the Institute of Criminology at the Law Faculty in Ljubljana, and Georgetown University. The seminar included a pivotal presentation from a representative of the Military Technology, Research and Development Section of the Ministry of Defence, potentially marking the beginning of a promising collaboration with POTC.
Participants engaged in rich discussions, gaining valuable insights into the complex security challenges of the future and exploring innovative approaches to emerging technological threats. The interactive nature of the seminar allowed for meaningful dialogue between experts and attendees, fostering a deeper understanding of the rapidly evolving military technology landscape.
All participants who completed the full training received an official certificate of participation, recognising their commitment to understanding these critical developments.
The organisers extend heartfelt thanks to the lecturers and participants for their exceptional engagement and thought-provoking discussions, which contributed to the seminar’s success.
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