[PHILOS-L] [CFP] Responsible & Trusted AI @ AISoLA 2026 — Kos, Greece (Oct 27–31)

[Speith, Timo]

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We invite submissions to the "Responsible and Trusted AI: An Interdisciplinary Perspective" track at AISoLA 2026 (Kos, Greece, October 27–31, 2026).

This track brings together researchers from philosophy, psychology, law, and computer science to examine the conceptual and normative foundations of trusted and responsible AI. We welcome work at the intersection of analytic philosophy, applied ethics, and AI governance. Topics of interest include:

• Trust and trustworthiness in AI: conceptual analysis and critical appraisal
• The ethics and epistemology of human oversight: when is oversight meaningful, and what does it require?
• Normative assumptions embedded in AI system design and standards
• Moral responsibility and accountability for AI-caused harms
• Value alignment and the limits of formalizing normative desiderata
• AI "companions", deadbots, and AI in (pseudo-)therapeutic contexts
• Autonomy, paternalism, and reliance in human–AI interaction
• AI and academic integrity: ethical dimensions

Two ways to contribute:

→ On-site Proceedings (full paper) Submit a full paper of 12–15 pages. Accepted papers will be presented at the conference and published in the on-site proceedings.

• Titles & abstracts: May 25, 2026
• Full paper submission: June 01, 2026
• Notification: June 22 | Final versions: July 15

→ Presentation + Post-Proceedings (abstract first) Submit an abstract of max. 500 words. Accepted contributions will be presented at the conference. Normally, authors then submit — after the conference — either an extended abstract (4–6 pages) or a full paper (12–15 pages) for the post-proceedings (due end of January).

• Titles & abstracts: June 30, 2026
• Notification: July 31 | Final abstracts: August 31

We particularly encourage interdisciplinary authors and, especially, teams of authors from diverse fields to submit their work!

→ Submit at: https://submission.paperplane.services/project/RTAI-IP_2026
→ Track info: https://2026-isola.isola-conference.org/aisola-tracks/

For any questions, please feel free to contact me at timo.speith[at]uni-bayreuth.de

This track is co-organized by the Centre for European Research in Trusted Artificial Intelligence (CERTAIN).

Organizers: Kevin Baum (DFKI / TUHH), Thorsten Helfer (CISPA), Felix Jahn (DFKI), Sophie Kerstan (Freiburg), Andreas Sesing-Wagenpfeil (UdS), Timo Speith (UBT), Sarah Sterz (UdS)

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Dr. Timo Speith

Akademischer Rat a.Z.

Chair for Philosophy, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence

University of Bayreuth

95447 Bayreuth

 

Office: GW II, Room 1.16

Tel.: +49 (0)921 55-4161

 

timo....@uni-bayreuth.de

 

 

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