Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing’s 2nd Summit on Responsible Computing, AI, and Society
October 27—29, 2025 | Georgia Tech Academy of Medicine | Atlanta, GA (midtown)
Explore the future of AI, ML, and computer vision in domains such as health, sustainability, education, and policy at the 2nd Summit on Responsible Computing, AI, and Society!
About the Summit
With AI touching the lives of people worldwide, we’re at an inflection point when we can no longer afford to ignore the moral and societal impacts of researching and developing computing and, especially, AI technologies. Technology, policy, and the study of humans at the personal and societal levels can no longer remain siloed.
- What does it mean to develop a discipline around the responsible design, development, and deployment of computing and AI?
- What does it mean to design, develop, and deploy technologies responsibly?
- To whom are we responsible?
The Summit aims to bring together luminary researchers in these areas and intersections to lay out the frontiers of these critical fields, and to plot out how they must evolve. Learn more about the Summit.
One-page extended abstracts (approximately 750 words) are invited by August 15, 2025.
Unique perspectives on responsibility, as well as visions for the future of responsible, ethical, moral, and/or value-aligned computing and AI are sought from a diverse set of disciplines.
Selected contributors will be invited to present their work at the Summit.
Get more details about the call for contributions, including questions to address, tips for preparation, style recommendations, how to submit your abstract, and more.
