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AI training for humanitarian negotiators

Practise difficult negotiations. Prepare for real conversations.

Lifelike AI counterparts, trainer-defined scenarios and structured feedback for humanitarian negotiation practice.

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A convoy of aid trucks on a dusty road below mountains
The training screen: an AI counterpart on video, the trainee's objective, scenario context, coach hints and a live transcript
A training session: a lifelike counterpart, the objective, context, coach hints and a live transcript.

Lifelike avatars

Engage with realistic AI counterparts that respond dynamically and naturally.

Scenarios shaped by trainers

Practise with scenarios designed by experienced trainers to reflect real-world situations.

Feedback after every session

Receive structured feedback to identify strengths and areas for development.

The idea

The AI plays the character. The rules decide what happens.

Most AI role-play is a black box: you never know why the character changed its mind. Here the model never decides the outcome. It only speaks.

The AI

Speaks and observes

  • Plays the character, in character
  • Detects which behaviours the trainee showed
  • Writes the final debrief
The rules

Decide, in the open

  • Move the dials: mood, trust, willingness
  • Trigger events and injects
  • Determine success or failure
How it works

A simple process for realistic practice.

Choose a scenario

Select from a range of trainer-defined humanitarian negotiation scenarios.

Scenarios
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Checkpoint accessNegotiate safe passage for an aid convoy.
Detention of staffDiscuss the release of humanitarian staff.
Medical suppliesAddress restrictions on critical supplies.

Practise the conversation

Talk with a lifelike AI counterpart in a realistic and responsive simulation.

The AI counterpart on video with a microphone, a sound wave and an end-session button

Review and reflect

Get structured feedback after every session.

Session feedback
SummaryStrengthsAreas to develop
OverallYou built rapport and explored the other party's concerns well. Consider asking more open questions to understand their constraints in greater depth.
Scenarios

Four situations to practise

Every scenario is built around one character with their own goals, fears and red lines. Trainers can adapt all of it.

Access

The Closed Bridge

Floodwater has cut the district off. The only crossing is held by a militia commander who answers to a local council and wants guarantees. Get the relief trucks across.

Protection

Night at the Border Post

A group of displaced families is stranded at a closed crossing. The duty officer fears for their career. Win a medical transfer before dawn.

Essential services

The Last Water Tower

A besieging commander controls the pumping station that supplies a town. Persuade them to let a repair crew work safely.

Detention

The Detainee List

A regional security chief holds the only list of detainees. Build enough trust to get access, and a way for families to send news.

All characters and places are fictional.

About us

Meet the people behind NegotAItors.

We combine our skills to build practical tools for challenging conversations.

Portrait of Izabela Kot

Izabela Kot

Portrait of Piotr Szymański

Piotr Szymański

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