CfA: CEPE 2023: Human-AI Interaction and the Future, Chicago
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From: Elisabeth Hildt <elhi...@GMAIL.COM>
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
CEPE 2023: Human-AI Interaction and the Future: Values, Responsibilities, and Freedoms
Conference:
16-18 May 2023
Location: Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, US
Please submit all abstracts via EasyChair.
Organizers: The conference is co-hosted by the Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions and the Center for Cyber Security and Forensics Education. CEPE is a leading international conference that has played a significant role in defining the field, and is held biennially. It is organized by INSEIT in collaboration with the Ionian University Research Team, IHRC (Information: History, Regulation, and Culture).
Extended Abstracts due: November 15, 2022
Keynote Speakers:
- Philip Brey, Professor of Philosophy, Twente University
- Helen Nissenbaum, Director, Digital Life Initiative, Cornell University
CEPE (Computer Ethics—Philosophical Enquiry) is a leading international conference. It has played a significant role in defining the field since its first event in 1997. CEPE is held biennially and is organized by INSEIT (the International Society for Ethics and Information Technology). For CEPE 2023, the conference theme will be on ethics, values, and freedoms, especially as they are expressed in human-AI interactions.
We invite submissions of extended abstracts for individual papers and proposals for symposia. Submissions on any topic on digital technologies are welcome, but, in keeping with the conference theme, we specifically encourage submissions on:
- AI and social media
- AI Ethics
- AI in the military and warfare
- Algorithmic bias
- Cyberharassment
- Cybersecurity and warfare
- Democracy and political implications of AI use
- Ethical and equity impacts of cybersecurity resulting from a lack of security
- Ethical aspects of human-robot interaction
- Ethics of AI applications in medicine, education, transportation, and other fields
- Information access and search engines and other related topics.
- Privacy and user rights
- Technology access and justice
- Unintentional ethical and equity impacts of cybersecurity stemming from strong security implementations
- User-centered design and user experience
- and other topics related to risk, cybersecurity, securitization, internet studies, and the internet of things.
Submission:
Extended abstracts and proposals for symposia shall be submitted via Easychair by November 16, 2022.
Individual
Papers:
Submissions
should be prepared for blind review; please provide an
extended abstract of 1000-1500 words; and provide a
short abstract of 150-200 words suitable for inclusion
in the conference program.
Symposia/Panels:
Proposals should indicate the title of the
proposed symposium, a description of the topic (500-800
words); the list of participants, and the number of
slots required. A regular time slot for a symposium
session is typically 90 minutes. In exceptional cases,
two slots may be available for a symposium.
Important Dates:
Extended abstracts and symposia proposals due:
November 15, 2022.
Reviews
due: January 31, 2023
Paper
and symposia acceptance/rejection: February 5, 2023
Final full paper due: April 1, 2023
Conference: May 16-18, 2023
For attendees interested in also attending the IEEE-Ethics 2023 conference to be held in Purdue, IN, on May 18-20th, 2023, we are looking into providing a chartered bus for individuals attending both events.
Full
Papers:
Upon
acceptance of the extended abstracts, full papers of
5,000-7,000 words are invited for submission (and for
inclusion in the conference proceedings). Note that the
submission of full papers is not mandatory, but it is
required if you would like to have it considered for
publication in one of the relevant journals.
We plan to publish the conference proceedings in the ACM International Conference Proceeding Series (ICPS).
Information about past CEPE conferences is available here.