AIES2026 会议议程公布：四位主旨演讲与 AI 治理专题讨论
What’s on the programme at #AIES2026? - ΑΙhub
第九届 AAAI/ACM 人工智能、伦理与社会会议（AIES）将于 2026 年 10 月 12-14 日在瑞典马尔默举行。议程包括 Sandra Wachter、Stefan Larsson、Irina Shklovski、Tadayoshi Kohno 的四场主旨演讲，以及 10 月 13 日由 Virginia Dignum 主持的“谁制定规则？作为地缘政治的 AI 治理”专题讨论。会议还设有六个论文分会场和四场讨论会，主题涵盖 AI 偏见与歧视、法律与问责、医疗照护、审计评估等。
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The ninth AAAI / ACM Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society (AIES) is taking place in Malmö, Sweden from 12-14 October 2026. The programme features keynote talks, a panel, discussion sessions, paper presentations, and posters.
Keynote speakers
There are four keynote talks:
Sandra Wachter – How geopolitics, deregulation, and the AI hype cycle threaten human rights protection; Stefan Larsson – Chasing the Moving Target: AI Governance in the Nordic Public Sector; Irina Shklovski – Why can’t we get it right? The challenges and limits of Responsible AI; Tadayoshi Kohno – The Last Quarter Century of Computer Security Research: Lessons and Provocations for AI and AI Ethics
Panel discussion
The panel discussion will take place on Tuesday 13 October.
Who Sets the Terms? AI Governance as Geopolitics – Virginia Dignum (moderator), Kim van Sparrentak, Melody Musoni, Paul Verhagen, Jimena Sofia Viveros Alvarez, Matthias Spielkamp
Paper sessions
The six paper sessions, taking place over the three days of the conference, will be split by the following themes:
Bias and discrimination in AI systems; AI across work and education; Law, regulation, and AI accountability; AI in health and care; Auditing and evaluating AI; Generative AI and human vulnerability
Discussion sessions
The conference will also feature discussion sessions, on these topics:
Participation, sovereignty, and power in AI governance; Trust, dependence, and human oversight; AI at work: power and social justice; AI across contexts: responsibility, values, and power
Find out more at the conference webpage.
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