January 2027
CFP closes 1 Jan
Global Summit on Ai, Ethics & Human Futures
GSAEHF 2027
Global Summit on Ai, Ethics & Human Futures is a 2-day event in Stuttgart, Germany on 28–29 January 2027, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science. Abstracts are due by 1 January 2027. Its call for papers covers AI Ethics, Ethical AI and Human-Centered AI, among other areas. World Research Association for Education and Science has 389 other upcoming conferences listed here.
Important dates
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Abstract / full paper deadline
In 47 days
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Conference
Stuttgart, Germany
All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.
About this conference
Global Summit on Ai, Ethics & Human Futures GSAEHF, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science, is a leading international conference that connects researchers, engineers, healthcare professionals, academicians, scientists, industry experts, and professionals from around the world. The conference provides a global platform to share groundbreaking research, discuss emerging developments, showcase innovative ideas, and build meaningful professional collaborations. By bringing together diverse academic and professional communities, Global Summit on Ai, Ethics & Human Futures GSAEHF aims to promote knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of research on a global scale.
Topics and scope
- AI Ethics
- Ethical AI
- Human-Centered AI
- Responsible AI
- Trustworthy AI
- AI Governance
- AI Accountability
- AI Regulation
- AI Policy
- AI and Humanity
- Human Futures
- Future of Humanity
- AI and Society
- AI and Culture
- AI and Democracy
- AI and Human Rights
- AI and Human Dignity
- Human Autonomy
- Human Agency
- Human Oversight
- Algorithmic Accountability
- Algorithmic Transparency
- Algorithmic Fairness
- Algorithmic Bias
- AI Explainability
- AI Interpretability
- AI Safety
- AI Security
- AI Risk Management
- AI Impact Assessment
- Ethical Impact Assessment
- AI Auditing
- Algorithmic Auditing
- AI Certification
- AI Standards
- AI Assurance
- AI Compliance
- Responsible Innovation
- Ethical Innovation
- Inclusive Innovation
- Human-Centered Innovation
- AI Justice
- AI Equity
- AI Inclusion
- Digital Inclusion
- Digital Inequality
- AI Access
- AI Divide
- Global AI Inequality
- AI and Social Justice
- AI and Economic Justice
- AI and Gender
- Gender and AI
- AI and Disability
- Inclusive AI Design
- Accessible AI
- AI and Minority Rights
- AI and Indigenous Knowledge
- AI and Cultural Diversity
- AI and Linguistic Diversity
- AI and Privacy
- Data Privacy
- Data Protection
- AI Data Governance
- Responsible Data Use
- Data Ownership
- Data Sovereignty
- Digital Identity
- Biometric Governance
- Facial Recognition Ethics
- Surveillance and AI
- AI and Civil Liberties
- AI and Freedom
- AI and Consent
- Informed Consent
- AI and Personal Autonomy
- AI and Human Decision-Making
- Human-AI Collaboration
- Human-AI Interaction
- Human-AI Trust
- AI Dependence
- Automation and Humanity
- Human Skills
- Human Creativity
- AI and Creativity
- AI and Imagination
- AI and Critical Thinking
- AI and Cognition
- AI and Consciousness
- AI and Emotion
- AI and Psychology
- AI and Behavioral Science
- AI and Neuroscience
- AI and Human Development
- AI and Wellbeing
- AI and Mental Health
- AI and Healthcare
- AI and Medical Ethics
- AI and Bioethics
- AI and Biotechnology
- AI and Genomics
- AI and Human Enhancement
- AI and Longevity
- Transhumanism
- Posthumanism
- Human Enhancement Ethics
- AI and Education
- AI in Teaching
- AI and Learning
- AI Literacy
- AI and Digital Literacy
- AI Education Policy
- AI and Academic Integrity
- AI and Research Ethics
- AI and Scientific Integrity
- AI-Generated Research
- AI and Knowledge
- AI and Epistemology
- AI and Philosophy
- Philosophy of AI
- AI and Moral Reasoning
- Machine Ethics
- Computational Ethics
- AI Moral Agency
- Machine Responsibility
- Autonomous Systems Ethics
- AI and Law
- AI Legal Accountability
- AI Liability
- AI and Justice Systems
- AI and Courts
- AI-Assisted Justice
- Automated Decision-Making
- AI and Regulation
- Global AI Regulation
- Comparative AI Governance
- International AI Governance
- Cross-Border AI Regulation
- AI Governance Models
- AI Regulatory Sandboxes
- AI Policy Innovation
- AI Institutional Governance
- Corporate AI Governance
- Board AI Oversight
- AI Compliance Programs
- AI Risk Governance
- AI Ethics Committees
- AI Governance Frameworks
- AI and Democracy
- AI and Elections
- AI and Political Communication
- AI and Public Opinion
- AI and Disinformation
- AI and Misinformation
- Deepfakes and Society
- Synthetic Media
- AI and Journalism
- AI and Media Ethics
- AI Content Governance
- Digital Trust
- Information Integrity
- AI and Freedom of Expression
- AI and Democratic Institutions
- AI and Public Administration
- AI and Government
- AI-Powered Public Services
- Algorithmic Government
- AI and Public Policy
- AI and Social Welfare
- AI and Public Trust
- AI and Employment
- Future of Work
- AI and Labor Rights
- AI and Worker Autonomy
- Workplace Surveillance
- Algorithmic Management
- AI and Job Displacement
- AI and Job Creation
- Human-AI Workforce
- AI Skills
- AI Reskilling
- AI and Lifelong Learning
- AI and Entrepreneurship
- AI and Innovation
- AI and Productivity
- AI and Economic Transformation
- AI and Inequality
- AI and Wealth Distribution
- AI and Social Protection
- AI and Business Ethics
- Responsible AI Business
- AI Corporate Responsibility
- AI and ESG
- AI and Sustainability
- Green AI
- Sustainable AI
- AI Energy Consumption
- AI Environmental Impact
- AI and Climate Change
- AI for Climate Action
- AI and Biodiversity
- AI and Ecosystems
- AI Resource Governance
- Sustainable Computing
- AI and Global Development
- AI and Sustainable Development
- AI for Public Good
- AI for Social Good
- AI and Humanitarian Action
- AI and Peacebuilding
- AI and Conflict
- Autonomous Weapons Ethics
- AI and International Security
- AI and Geopolitics
- AI and Global Cooperation
- AI Diplomacy
- AI and International Law
- Global AI Cooperation
- AI and Developing Countries
- AI Capacity Building
- AI Knowledge Equity
- AI Technology Transfer
- AI and Global South
- AI and Cultural Heritage
- AI and Arts
- AI and Literature
- AI and Humanities
- Digital Humanities
- AI and Religion
- AI and Spirituality
- AI and Identity
- AI and Human Values
- AI and Social Values
- AI and Ethics Education
- AI Ethics Literacy
- Ethics by Design
- Privacy by Design
- Safety by Design
- Human Rights by Design
- Responsible AI Design
- Value-Sensitive Design
- Participatory AI Governance
- Democratic AI Governance
- Community-Centered AI
- Citizen Participation
- Public Participation
- AI Stakeholder Engagement
- AI and Intergenerational Justice
- AI and Future Generations
- AI and Children
- Children and AI Rights
- Youth and AI
- AI and Aging
- AI and Elderly Care
- AI and Family Life
- AI and Social Relationships
- AI and Human Connection
- AI and Loneliness
- AI and Social Cohesion
- AI and Community
- AI and Human Flourishing
- AI and Wellbeing
- AI and Quality of Life
- AI and Human Potential
- AI and Future Societies
- AI and Civilization
- AI and Existential Risk
- Long-Term AI Governance
- Frontier AI Governance
- Advanced AI Safety
- Artificial General Intelligence
- AGI Ethics
- AGI Governance
- AGI and Humanity
- Superintelligence Governance
- AI Alignment
- Human-AI Alignment
- Value Alignment
- AI Control Problems
- AI Controllability
- AI Robustness
- AI Reliability
- AI Systemic Risks
- AI Catastrophic Risks
- AI Resilience
- AI Futures Studies
- AI Scenario Planning
- AI Foresight
- Technology Foresight
- Future Ethics
- Futures Governance
- Future-Oriented Policy
- Human Futures Research
- Ethical Futures
- Responsible Digital Futures
Call for papers
Abstracts are due by 1 January 2027. Submission details are on the official website.
Where this information comes from
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- Submitted by the organizer
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- 19 October 2026
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- Reviewed by an editor before publishing
- Reference
- FCA2896080
Questions about GSAEHF 2027
When and where is GSAEHF 2027?
28–29 January 2027 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Can I attend online?
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What is the submission deadline?
Abstracts are due by 1 January 2027.
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