GAIGAS-MUN 2026

Governance of Artificial General Intelligence, Autonomous Weapons Systems, and Algorithmic Sovereign

Oct 23, 2026 Online

Governance of Artificial General Intelligence, Autonomous Weapons Systems, and Algorithmic Sovereign

Conference

Online

Oct 23, 2026

2,000 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • DelegatesMar 15 – Aug 15, 2026
  • Head delegates, Faculty advisorsMar 15 – Jun 15, 2026
  • Chairs, ObserversMar 15 – May 15, 2026

About

“Leaders Today, Change Tomorrow”

GAIGAS-MUN 2026
Governance of Artificial General Intelligence, Autonomous Weapons Systems, and Algorithmic Sovereign Online
October 23 – October 24, 2026
Expected Delegates: 2,000
Open to University and School Students | Committed to Free and Accessible Education

Dear Honourable Delegates,

GAIGAS-MUN 2026 brings together the brightest minds from across the globe to address the complex challenges at the intersection of technology, governance, and international security. Delegates will engage in rigorous debates, draft resolutions, and contribute to shaping policy in emerging fields that will define the next decade.

Participating Committees:

  • Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) – Explore legal frameworks and international cooperation in cybercrime, autonomous systems, and AI-driven criminal behavior.
  • Economic & Financial Committee – AI and Global Markets – Address the implications of artificial intelligence on global markets, finance, and economic stability.
  • Environment Assembly (UNEA) – Discuss the environmental and ethical impacts of emerging technologies, AI governance, and sustainable innovation.
  • International Telecommunication Union / Global Digital Governance Council (ITU/GDGC) – Formulate global strategies for secure, equitable, and accountable digital governance.
  • United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) – Examine AI, autonomous systems, and algorithmic decision-making in the context of human rights protection.
  • United Nations Security Council (UNSC) – Deliberate on global security threats posed by autonomous weapons systems and AI-enabled warfare.

Conference Highlights:

  • Global Recognition: Delegates’ resolutions and contributions will be submitted to key international bodies, including UNEA, UNFCCC, and ECOSOC.
  • Leadership Opportunities: Exceptional participants may be invited to future chairing or secretariat roles across multiple DLMUN and GAIGAS conferences.
  • Career Advancement: Selected delegates will receive access to mentorship, internships, and exclusive employment opportunities to further their professional trajectory.
  • Networking & Growth: Build lasting connections with peers, experts, and policymakers, while enhancing negotiation, research, and public speaking skills.

Dates to Remember:
October 23 – October 24, 2026 – GAIGAS-MUN 2026 will be a two-day immersive experience in international policymaking and technological governance.

Contact and Registration:

  • Email: vasudevsandeep17@gmail.com
  • Instagram: @vasudev.luxe

GAIGAS-MUN 2026 is more than a Model United Nations conference—it is an opportunity to contribute to shaping the governance of emerging technologies, engage with global leaders, and leave a lasting impact on international policy.

We look forward to welcoming you to this transformative event.

The GAIGAS-MUN 2026 Team

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. “Preventing Strategic Instability in an Era of Autonomous Weapons and Artificial General Intelligence: Balancing National Security, Global Governance, and Ethical Constraints”

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    “Preventing Strategic Instability in an Era of Autonomous Weapons and Artificial General Intelligence: Balancing National Security, Global Governance, and Ethical Constraints”

    About the committee

    This committee addresses the global security challenges posed by Artificial General Intelligence and autonomous weapons systems. Delegates will evaluate the risks of AI-driven military escalation, transnational cyber operations, and autonomous weapons deployment. They will analyze existing international security frameworks, crisis response mechanisms, and arms control agreements, and propose enforceable multilateral solutions to prevent conflict, enhance transparency, and ensure accountability among states. The committee emphasizes strategic decision-making, ethical reasoning, and diplomatic negotiation, preparing delegates to handle unprecedented threats in the evolving landscape of autonomous warfare and AI-enabled security dilemmas.

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  • 55 countries
    1. “Reconciling State Sovereignty, Algorithmic Sovereignty, and Global Human Rights in the Age of Autonomous Warfare and Artificial General Intelligence”

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

    Intermediate · English · 55 countries

    Topic

    “Reconciling State Sovereignty, Algorithmic Sovereignty, and Global Human Rights in the Age of Autonomous Warfare and Artificial General Intelligence”

    About the committee

    This committee explores the ethical, legal, and humanitarian challenges posed by Artificial General Intelligence, autonomous weapons systems, and algorithmic governance. Delegates will assess how emerging technologies impact human rights, algorithmic bias, digital privacy, and global accountability. The committee will evaluate current international frameworks, propose enforceable policies, and negotiate resolutions that protect vulnerable populations, uphold ethical standards, and balance state sovereignty with global human rights obligations. Delegates are expected to integrate diplomatic negotiation, legal reasoning, and ethical analysis to develop innovative solutions in unprecedented technological contexts.

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  • 202 countries
    1. “Regulating Transnational AI Networks and Algorithmic Sovereignty in a Fragmented Digital World”

    International Telecommunication Union / Global Digital Governance Council

    Intermediate · English · 202 countries

    Topic

    “Regulating Transnational AI Networks and Algorithmic Sovereignty in a Fragmented Digital World”

    About the committee

    This committee addresses the complex challenges of governing transnational AI networks, algorithmic sovereignty, and cross-border digital systems. Delegates will evaluate how states, corporations, and international institutions manage data flows, cybersecurity, and autonomous decision-making systems. The committee will examine existing digital governance frameworks and propose enforceable policies to ensure ethical AI deployment, global interoperability, equitable access, and accountability. Participants will negotiate solutions that balance national interests, technological innovation, and multilateral cooperation, addressing the unprecedented ethical, legal, and political dilemmas of a rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.

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  • 13 countries
    1. “Preventing Systemic Collapse in Global Financial and Technological Ecosystems Amidst Autonomous AI Economies”

    Economic & Financial Committee – AI and Global Markets

    Expert · English · 13 countries

    Topic

    “Preventing Systemic Collapse in Global Financial and Technological Ecosystems Amidst Autonomous AI Economies”

    About the committee

    This committee examines the impact of Artificial General Intelligence and algorithmic systems on global economic stability, financial markets, and international trade. Delegates will analyze how AI-driven technologies influence market volatility, economic inequality, and corporate governance, while evaluating existing regulatory frameworks. Participants will negotiate policies that promote equitable access to AI technologies, prevent market monopolization, and ensure ethical economic practices. The committee emphasizes the need for multilateral cooperation, balancing technological innovation, economic growth, and social responsibility in an increasingly automated global economy.

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  • 195 countries
    1. “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Global Environmental Sustainability”

    Environment Assembly

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Global Environmental Sustainability”

    About the committee

    This committee addresses the urgent global environmental challenges in the context of emerging technologies, including AI-driven climate monitoring, automated resource management, and algorithmic environmental governance. Delegates will evaluate the effectiveness of existing international environmental policies, financing mechanisms, and sustainability frameworks. They will propose innovative solutions to mitigate climate change, promote equitable access to green technologies, and ensure accountability for environmental impact. The committee emphasizes multilateral cooperation, scientific reasoning, and policy innovation, preparing delegates to tackle complex global sustainability challenges in a technologically advanced world.

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  • 53 countries
    1. “Designing Global Legal and Ethical Frameworks to Counter Autonomous and AI-Enabled Transnational Crime in the 21st Century”

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    Intermediate · English · 53 countries

    Topic

    “Designing Global Legal and Ethical Frameworks to Counter Autonomous and AI-Enabled Transnational Crime in the 21st Century”

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Organizers

Vasudev Sandeep

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