some of the lifesaving work done by unhcr, the world food program, and more.i'm wondering if you can share with the committee some of your thoughts about how to navigate the importance of some of these agencies and ongoing work. rep. stefanik: i think, again, the world food program is a very successful program. it is focused, its significant voluntary funding piece is a testament to that, has bipartisan support, and is important to america from an national and agricultural perspective, from a business manufacturing perspective as well and american workforce perspective. i think we need to look at all of our programs to an assessment of, do they answer the questions, does it make america safer, stronger, and more prosperous? that should be our guiding light. and america first, peace through strength. i'm very concerned that we do make that assessment, and where america leads through efficacy. sen. booker: the challenges we often have through crises, investments made early on the through stabilities of nations, we could have done much better and in many ways wit

in partnership with the unhcr, switzerland is committed to protecting forcibly displaced persons and humanitarian actors from digital risks such as misinformation and online hate speech. it is, therefore, exploring how art ishl intelligence can help mitigate these risks particularly in humanitarian context. mr. president, the emergence and spread of technologies such as artificial intelligence have a profound implication for global peace and security. switzerland is convinced for the importance of the security council to systematically address these developments in order to identify the necessary political responses and concrete actions. switzerland is proud to have contributed ideas and impetus during its term of office as an elected member over the past two years. i thank you. >> i thank his excellency for his statement, and i now give the floor to the representative of malta. >> thank you, president. >> i begin by thanking you for convening and chairing this high-level briefing on this highly topical issue. i also thank the briefers for their valuable insights. the responsible dev

in partnership with the unhcr switzerland is committed to protecting forcibly displaced persons and humanitarian actors from digital risks such as misinformation and online hate speech. it is therefore exploring how artificial intelligence can help mitigate these risks particularly in humanitarian contexts. mr. president, the emergence and spread of technology such as artificial intelligence have a profound implication for global peace and security. switzerland is convinced of the importance to the security counsel to systematically address these developments in order to identify the political responses switzerland is proud to have contributed ideas and impetus during its term of office as an elected member over the past two years. i think you. >> i now give the floor to the representative of malta. >> thank you. i begin by thanking you for sharing this meeting on this issue. and valuable insights. the responsibility and use of ai require clear principles and international governments to approach human dignity through ethical oversight and accountability. framework shared by all stakeholders are

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