UM–UESTC International Symposium on AI Ethics and Law 2026 [Call for Abstracts]: Submit by August 31!

Abstract submissions are invited for the Inaugural UM–UESTC International Symposium on AI Ethics and Law on the theme “AI Legal Issues, Social Problems and Algorithm Ethics: Global Perspectives and Regional Practices.” The last date for abstract submission is August 31, 2026.

About the Symposium

The Inaugural UM–UESTC International Symposium on AI Ethics and Law aims to bring together researchers, academicians, legal professionals, and industry experts to discuss contemporary issues surrounding artificial intelligence, law, ethics, and governance.

The symposium focuses on examining AI from both global and regional perspectives, encouraging interdisciplinary dialogue on legal regulation, ethical challenges, and technological innovation.


Eligibility

The call is open to:

  • Academicians
  • Researchers
  • Legal practitioners
  • Industry professionals
  • Students and scholars working in AI, law, ethics, technology, and related disciplines

Themes

Abstracts are invited under the following themes:

Topic 1

Foundational Questions & Algorithm Ethics

Topic 2

Legal Frameworks & Regulatory Models

Topic 3

Domain-Specific Applications & Social Impact

Topic 4

Regional Practices & Industry Perspectives


Submission Guidelines

Interested participants are invited to submit their abstracts via email.

Submission & Contact Email:
jointaisymp2026@um.edu.mo

For additional information regarding the symposium, participants may refer to the official symposium webpage mentioned in the announcement.


Important Dates

  • Abstract Submission Deadline: August 31, 2026
  • Acceptance Notification: September 30, 2026
  • Registration Deadline for Presenters: October 30, 2026
  • Chengdu Segment: December 14–15, 2026
  • Macau Segment: December 17–18, 2026

How to Submit?

Interested participants should submit their abstracts via email to:

jointaisymp2026@um.edu.mo


Author

  • Charvi

    Charvi is B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Gujarat National Law University with a keen interest in capital markets, investment banking, and women and child empowerment. She has interned with leading law firms and NGO. Charvi has published research on gender bias in investment and the role of stock exchanges, and has presented at international seminars on climate change and human rights.

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