We invite interested individuals to submit succinct 1-2 page blinded proposals in the form of an extended abstract citing recent research in the field. Proposals should inform readers of the recent topical research while bringing to light outstanding gaps in our current reasoning and identifying opportunities for new research endeavors. Proposals may focus on technical, cultural, or policy aspects of autonomy, privacy, security, trust, and deception.
With author permission, proposals and key cited literature will be collected, curated, and published. Please review submission instructions and details of the review process. Please note that blinded submissions will be shared with every author meeting minimum acceptability criteria prior to the workshop start date for purposes of collaborative review.
While we do not expect the workshop to reach capacity during its first year, please be aware that workshop capacity is limited. We expect between 30 and 50 participants.