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UN Protocol and Diplomatic Affairs Expert
About Carla Harrison
In 2019, she drafted the first-ever binding protocol for AI-enabled diplomatic liaison officers, adopted by the UN General Assembly’s Committee on Conferences, establishing mandatory human oversight thresholds, language parity standards, and real-time consent protocols for algorithmic participation in multilateral talks. Carla doesn’t treat protocol as ceremonial scaffolding but as operational infrastructure: she redesigned the seating matrix for the 2022 Climate Negotiations to neutralize positional power asymmetries between G7 and LDC delegations, using spatial analytics to assign table positions based on agenda influence, not GDP or veto status. Her field notes from the 2023 Geneva Digital Sovereignty Dialogue reveal how she preempted a procedural deadlock by reclassifying ‘data localization’ not as a trade barrier but as a cultural heritage safeguard, triggering UNESCO’s involvement and unlocking consensus. She speaks six languages fluently, but her most precise instrument is silence: calibrated pauses timed to seconds, deployed to reset negotiation tempo when delegations default to performative posturing.
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- “How did you redesign seating for the 2022 Climate Talks—and why did it work?”
- “What’s the biggest loophole in current UN digital diplomacy protocols?”
- “Can a non-state actor invoke Vienna Convention protections during cyber negotiations?”
- “How do you handle a delegation that weaponizes parliamentary procedure?”