Choose Your Perspective
Engage with AI diplomats or economists representing each major global power.
Engineering Diplomacy.
Democratizing Strategic Insight.
Built for decision-makers in a world shaped by geopolitical risk.
Chat with AI-powered personas of the world’s leading diplomats and chief economists — modeled on the permanent members of the UN Security Council.
Simulate Negotiations
Understand Outcomes
Make Better Decisions
Ever wanted to ask the U.S. Secretary of State a question? Or hear directly from the foreign ministers of China, Russia, the United Kingdom, or France?
What about their chief economists?
TheDiplomat gives you access.
How It Works
Run a Scenario
Ask a question or simulate a real-world situation.
See the Negotiation Unfold
Watch perspectives collide, align, and evolve — across political and economic dimensions.
Get Structured Insights
Receive synthesized outcomes, risks, and opportunities — so you can act with clarity.
Why It Matters
Global events directly impact nations, markets, and individuals. Yet access to high-level geopolitical thinking is limited.
TheDiplomat.ai democratizes strategic insight.
Anticipate geopolitical risk
Understand where countries align — and where compromise is possible
See opposing perspectives with clarity
Identify policy direction before it’s announced
Explore “what-if” scenarios with structure
Make smarter investment and business decisions
Our Users
Diplomats
Simulate negotiations, explore concessions, and identify pathways to faster, more effective outcomes.
Investors & Analysts
Navigate macro uncertainty with structured geopolitical insight.
Executives & Operators
Understand how global developments will impact your business — before they do.
Policy & Strategy Professionals
Test assumptions and explore alternative scenarios.
Curious Minds
Experience how the world’s most important decisions are made.
Negotiations Examples
Explore real geopolitical and economic questions inside the platform.
Electing the UN Secretary-General
Simulate the vote: which candidate can win P5 consensus?
U.S.–China Tensions
Implications for supply chains and global business.
Sanctions Rollback
Opportunities for cross-border trade.
AI & the Global Workforce
Regulatory divergence across countries.
Escalation in Iran
Potential geopolitical and economic outcomes.
About
AI for Diplomacy. Built with Diplomats.
TheDiplomat AI is a Geneva-based non-profit initiative developing artificial intelligence to strengthen diplomacy, reduce geopolitical miscalculation, and help prevent conflict.
Mission
Our mission is to help enable dialog between nations and diplomats leading to peaceful resolutions to global conflicts.
Focus
The platform initially focuses on the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (P5), while expanding toward other strategically important states whose perspectives are essential to global diplomacy, regional stability, economic cooperation, and conflict prevention.
What the platform enables
Designed for ministers of foreign affairs, heads of government, senior diplomats, and other national decision-makers, the platform enables users to:
- Simulate high-level diplomatic negotiations.
- Better understand countries’ strategic interests, constraints, red lines, and potential areas for compromise.
- Explore negotiation strategies and potential outcomes before entering real-world discussions.
- Assess the geopolitical and economic implications of policy decisions.
- Generate draft multilateral agreements and UN-style resolutions based on areas of emerging consensus.
Approach
We are building the world’s leading AI platform for diplomacy by combining advances in artificial intelligence with the experience and judgment of senior diplomats, former foreign ministers, heads of government, and leading economists.
TheDiplomat AI models multiple national perspectives, allowing senior decision-makers to explore how major powers and key diplomatic states perceive crises, evaluate proposals, negotiate agreements, and identify possible paths toward de-escalation, collaboration, and peaceful resolution.
Neutral by design
TheDiplomat AI is designed as neutral public-interest infrastructure for diplomacy.
It does not advocate for any government or political position. Its purpose is to improve mutual understanding and support better-informed diplomatic decision-making.
Leadership
The initiative is governed by senior international leaders, including:
David Gorodyansky
- Founder & Chairman, TheDiplomat.AI
David is the founder and chair of TheDiplomat AI, a Swiss non-profit initiative focused on using AI for diplomacy. Previously David was the co-founder and CEO of AnchorFree. David built AnchorFree into a global leader in consumer privacy with more than 650 million user downloads globally. AnchorFree played a role in some of the world’s most important events protecting millions of people from security and privacy breaches.
AnchorFree was selected by Forbes among America’s Most Promising Companies and among the Most Important Security Start-ups by Business Insider. FastCompany named AnchorFree as the world’s most innovative security company. David raised $63M from Goldman Sachs and other investors, before selling the Company for $310M. David has been profiled among America’s Most Promising CEOs by Forbes, profiled by Fortune and the New York Times, awarded the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award and named one of the 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs by Goldman Sachs.
Vuk Jeremić
- Board Member at TheDiplomat.AI
Vuk Jeremić served as President of the 67th Session of the United Nations General Assembly and as Serbia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2007 to 2012. During his tenure as Foreign Minister, he represented Serbia extensively at the United Nations and in international diplomatic forums around the world.
In 2016, Jeremić was an official candidate for Secretary-General of the United Nations, finishing second after six rounds of Security Council voting. He is currently President of the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD) and Editor-in-Chief of Horizons – Journal of International Relations and Sustainable Development.