International Conference on Ai Regulation & Digital Justice

Important dates

1. 1 Dec

   Abstract / full paper deadline

   In 16 days

2. 28–29 Dec

   Conference

   Boston, Massachusetts, USA

All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.

About this conference

International Conference on Ai Regulation & Digital Justice ICARDJ, 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, International Conference on Ai Regulation & Digital Justice ICARDJ aims to promote knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of research on a global scale.

Topics and scope

• AI Regulation
• AI and Digital Justice
• Artificial Intelligence Law
• Legal AI Governance
• AI Regulatory Frameworks
• Responsible AI Regulation
• AI Accountability
• Algorithmic Accountability
• Algorithmic Transparency
• Explainable AI
• AI Auditing
• AI Risk Assessment
• AI Impact Assessments
• AI Compliance
• AI Standards
• AI Certification
• AI Liability
• AI and Fundamental Rights
• AI and Human Rights
• AI and Constitutional Law
• AI and Rule of Law
• AI and Due Process
• AI and Natural Justice
• AI and Equal Protection
• AI and Access to Justice
• Digital Justice Systems
• AI in Courts
• Judicial AI Governance
• AI-Assisted Judgments
• AI Legal Research
• AI Legal Translation
• AI Court Transcription
• AI Case Management
• AI Document Analysis
• AI Legal Summarization
• AI Litigation Support
• AI and Judicial Independence
• Human-in-the-Loop Justice
• AI and Judicial Decision-Making
• AI and Evidence
• AI-Generated Legal Evidence
• AI and Witness Assessment
• Predictive Justice
• Algorithmic Sentencing
• AI and Bail Decisions
• AI and Criminal Justice
• AI and Policing
• Predictive Policing
• AI and Law Enforcement
• AI and Digital Evidence
• Deepfakes and Justice
• Synthetic Media Regulation
• AI Fraud and Cybercrime
• AI and Legal Ethics
• Lawyer Use of Generative AI
• AI and Professional Responsibility
• AI Disclosure Requirements
• AI Hallucinations in Legal Practice
• AI and Legal Research Accuracy
• Generative AI and Law
• Large Language Models in Law
• Legal AI Assistants
• AI Legal Chatbots
• Automated Legal Services
• Access to Legal Information
• AI and Legal Aid
• Digital Dispute Resolution
• AI in Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Online Dispute Resolution
• AI Mediation
• AI Arbitration
• Smart Contracts and Justice
• Blockchain and Digital Justice
• Digital Identity and Justice
• Data Protection and AI
• Privacy-Preserving AI
• Sensitive Judicial Data
• AI Cybersecurity
• AI and Surveillance
• Facial Recognition Regulation
• Biometric Justice Systems
• Algorithmic Bias
• Discrimination and AI
• AI Fairness
• Inclusive Digital Justice
• AI and Vulnerable Communities
• AI and Disability Rights
• AI and Gender Justice
• AI and Linguistic Justice
• Cross-Border AI Regulation
• Comparative AI Law
• International AI Governance
• AI Treaty Frameworks
• AI and Regulatory Sandboxes
• AI and Public Administration
• AI Governance in Government
• AI Procurement Regulation
• AI Vendor Accountability
• AI Incident Management
• AI Redress Mechanisms
• Automated Decision-Making
• Right to Human Review
• Right to Explanation
• AI and Administrative Law
• AI and Consumer Protection
• AI and Competition Law
• AI and Intellectual Property
• AI and Copyright
• AI and Data Ownership
• AI and Digital Constitutionalism
• Future of AI Regulation
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Call for papers

Abstracts are due by 1 December 2026. Submission details are on the official website.