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2027 Global Conference on Technology, Ethics and Society (GCTES 2027)
★CONTACT US Website: www.gctes.cn Date: September 18-20, 2027 Venue: Barcelona, Spain Full Paper Submission: April 23, 2027 Email: contact@gctes.cn Tel:+86-28-85586839 (International) Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm and 1:30pm-6:00pm ★Welcome to GCTES 2027 GCTES 2027 aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on emerging technologies, ethical governance, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, sustainability, data privacy, and social responsibility. Through keynote speeches, technical sessions, and panel discussions, the event will provide a dynamic platform for exchanging ideas, sharing cutting-edge research, and shaping responsible and inclusive technological futures. ★Publication Information Registered and presented full papers will be included in the GCTES 2027 digital conference proceedings and submitted to major citation databases (including, but not limited to Scopus) for review and indexing. ★Call for papers Topics of Interest include but not limited to: Track 1: AI, Algorithms & Ethical Governance Fairness, accountability, and transparency in AI Bias mitigation and inclusive algorithm design Regulatory frameworks for AI and autonomous systems AI auditing, governance, and compliance Track 2: Data Privacy, Surveillance & Digital Rights Privacy-preserving technologies and data ownership Mass surveillance, facial recognition, and civil liberties Cybersecurity ethics and responsible disclosure Digital identity, consent, and user agency Track 3: Autonomous Systems, Robotics & Human Responsibility Ethical design of autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots Liability and accountability in human-machine interaction Lethal autonomous weapons and military AI Trust, human oversight, and automation ethics Track 4: Technology, Social Justice & Environmental Ethics Digital divide, access inequality, and inclusive design Algorithmic discrimination in housing, credit, and employment Gig economy, algorithmic management, and worker rights E-waste, green computing, and sustainable technology |
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