The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Society takes place in Paris, France, on 26–28 March 2027. It is an AI ethics conference for researchers who want to understand not only what artificial intelligence can do, but what it should do, who it serves and who carries its risks.
AI systems are moving from research laboratories into courts, hospitals, classrooms, workplaces and government offices. Decisions that once belonged to people are now shared with models that are difficult to inspect and easy to scale. Regulation is developing quickly, and public trust is uneven. These changes raise questions that no single discipline can answer. The conference exists to bring those disciplines into one room and to give careful, evidence-based research the attention it deserves.
As a responsible AI conference, it welcomes work that moves beyond principles to practice: how fairness is measured, how accountability is assigned, how transparency is achieved and how affected communities are included in design and oversight. As an AI safety conference with a social focus, it also welcomes research on risk, harm, evaluation and the institutional safeguards that help societies use powerful systems with confidence.
The most important dates to remember are as follows
| Description | Date |
|---|---|
| Paper Submission Deadline | 5 March 2027 |
| Early Registration Deadline | 15 December 2026 |
| Late Registration Deadline | 16 March 2027 |
| Conference Dates | 26–28 March 2027 |
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