Overview

The Committee for Science and Technology promotes the advancement and ethical use of scientific and technological innovations across the globe. It fosters cooperation among nations to address global challenges through innovation, from health to climate change. The committee aims to ensure that technological progress is accessible, responsible, and aligned with human rights. Its work is increasingly critical as rapid technological advancements influence every aspect of modern life, from communication to infrastructure. By addressing the global implications of innovation, the committee helps ensure that science and technology serve the common good and do not deepen existing inequalities.

Topic 1: The Future of AI in the Workplace

At this conference, the first topic will be The Future of AI in the Workplace. Artificial intelligence is transforming industries, from manufacturing to law to healthcare. While AI can boost efficiency and reduce costs, it also raises concerns about job displacement, bias in algorithms, and regulation gaps. Delegates will debate how governments can guide AI integration in ways that protect workers and promote fairness. Should international labor standards be updated for AI’s impact? What safeguards are necessary to ensure that AI enhances, not replaces, human potential in the workforce? 

Topic 2: The Future of Energy Distribution

Additionally, the second topic will be The Future of Energy Distribution. As global demand rises, the way energy is generated and distributed must evolve to become cleaner, more efficient, and more equitable. Delegates must explore how to modernize energy grids, integrate renewables, and ensure reliable access in underserved regions. How can smart grid technology and international partnerships close the energy access gap? Should countries coordinate to build transnational energy networks? Solutions must address the intersection of climate policy, infrastructure, and social development.

More information will be released in the coming months!