uDay XXIV | Call for Contributions
#responsible AI - Europe's path to success?
Thursday, 21 May 2026 | 
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 08.30 AM - 5.00 PM  | 
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 FHV, Building A, Assembly hall (Campus map)  | 
What to expect?
The conference offers you the opportunity to address key issues surrounding responsible AI: How can Europe's approach to #responsible AI become an international success story – a model that combines data protection, ethical responsibility and economic competitiveness? And how can genuine trust in AI systems be built, rather than simply demanded?
 
Actively contribute your ideas, projects or research results – as a scientific paper, inspiring poster, visionary outlook or practical example from everyday life.
 
All contributions presented will be published with a DOI in the OPUS publication system – making them permanently citable and internationally visible. 
Let's deepen the dialogue, share knowledge and develop ways to achieve a responsible and competitive AI future.
Conference tracks
Track 1 – From compliance to competitiveness
How can regulation become a driver of trust-based innovation?
Case studies from companies and start-ups are particularly welcome.
Track 2 – AI as a legal and ethical challenge
Methods, frameworks and governance approaches for responsible AI and data protection by design.
Track 3 – AI in education, culture and society
Europe's values as a creative alternative to data-driven models – and a look into the future of advanced AI.
Event language
German, English
Audience
Anyone working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, ethics and innovation: data scientists, lawyers, ethicists, educators, cultural professionals, companies and innovative businesses, as well as political decision-makers. We invite experts and practitioners from various disciplines who want to work together to help shape trustworthy, fair and sustainable AI.
Participation
Abstracts can be submitted ▷ here until 31 December 2025. Notification of acceptance will be sent by 31 January 2026. Final papers must be submitted by 31 March 2026 at the latest.