Harnessing Generative AI for Equitable Conflict Mediation: A Policy and Practice Framework

Published in the Geneva Forum Proceedings, Volume 1, 2025 Edition.

By Dr. Rhianna C. Rogers

Generative AI has transformative potential in addressing systemic inequities within conflict mediation. This essay offers a draft policy and practice framework to harness generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) for equitable and autonomous conflict resolution. Rooted in equity-centered design, transparency, and collaboration, this framework addresses access, capacity-building, and ethical AI deployment challenges. By integrating AI tools with public policy insights, digital equity principles, and deliberative conversations, the proposed strategies aim to empower underserved communities in high-stress environments. Key pillars of the framework include ensuring access to AI-powered mediation tools, fostering skill-building through interactive platforms, and promoting cross-sector collaboration to address systemic inequities. This framework provides a roadmap for scaling AI-driven solutions while safeguarding fairness, accountability, and user empowerment, thus advancing equity in technology practices.



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Authorship:

Dr. Rhianna C. Rogers, Co-Founder of [Sustainable Progress and Equality Collective->https://specollective.org/]

Introduction

Conflict mediation is vital for fostering social cohesion, yet many underserved and high-stress communities face limited access to adequate resources. The advent of generative AI offers innovative possibilities for bridging these gaps, but without intentional equity-centered design and ethical safeguards, these technologies may exacerbate systemic biases (RAND, 2023). This paper proposes a conceptual framework for leveraging generative AI in conflict mediation, focusing on four critical dimensions: access and inclusion, education and capacity building, ethical AI deployment, and cross-sector collaboration. These dimensions ensure that generative AI is an inclusive and ethical conflict resolution tool.

Hypothesis/Model Development

The core hypothesis driving this framework is that generative AI, designed with equ



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