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AI Governance and Regulatory Sandboxes Conference in Brisbane, Australia – January 2027

Official name: International Conference on AI Governance and Regulatory Sandboxes (ICAGRS)

Jan 8, 2027 Brisbane, Australia
Abstract deadline December 7, 2026
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DatesJan 8, 2027
Abstract deadlineDec 7, 2026
Organized bySociety for Engineering and Research
Event ID1492466

About this conference

This artificial intelligence conference takes place in Brisbane, Australia on Jan 8, 2027. Abstracts and papers are due by December 7, 2026. It is one of 184 upcoming artificial intelligence conferences in Australia; the next one after it starts on January 8. It is organized by Society for Engineering and Research.

This event will explore the essential dynamics of AI governance and the application of regulatory sandboxes as an innovative solution for managing technology. Researchers and stakeholders are encouraged to submit work that examines the impact of regulatory practices and the role of ethical guidelines in AI. The conference schedule will feature keynote speakers, interactive discussions, and workshops aimed at practical implementations of governance strategies. Participants can expect rigorous dialogue on the successes and challenges faced by regions implementing these frameworks, with a focus on real-world applications and case studies. This gathering will also provide networking opportunities for participants to connect with other professionals and researchers, nurturing collaborations that can influence the future of AI policies. Explore this vital area of study and actively contribute to shaping the conversation on AI regulation.

Topics

Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Sandboxes

Key dates

  1. Abstract deadline · Dec 7, 202625 days left
  2. Conference · Jan 8, 2027Brisbane, Australia

Details come from the organizer. Please check dates, fees and venue on the conference website before you register or travel.

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