Workshop highlights
- Keynote talks by global leaders in AI for health and regulation.
- Peer-reviewed oral and poster presentations.
- Interactive panels on certification, deployment, and real-world impact.
AAAI-26 · Workshop Submissions
SECURE-AI4H invites original research at the intersection of AI and healthcare safety, ethics, robustness, and regulation. On this page you will find topics of interest, submission instructions, and key dates.
SECURE-AI4H will be a highly interactive workshop, spanning the full AAAI-26 schedule and combining keynotes, paper presentations, and panels.
The program is designed to encourage discussion between researchers, practitioners, and regulators working on safe and trustworthy AI for health.
Invited speakers from academia and industry, together with authors of accepted papers, will present their work through oral and poster sessions. We also welcome participation from regulators and practitioners interested in safety, certification, and deployment of AI in healthcare.
We invite submissions on safe, ethical, certified, uncertainty-aware, robust, and explainable AI for health. Topics include, but are not limited to:
Submissions must follow the official AAAI two-column format and be submitted as PDFs via OpenReview.
Papers must be formatted using the AAAI camera-ready style and prepared as high-quality, trouble-free PDF files on US Letter (8.5″ × 11″) paper. Please consult the AAAI Author Kit for detailed LaTeX and Word templates.
We welcome original, unpublished work as well as, where appropriate, concise versions of papers under review elsewhere, provided this is clearly indicated and compatible with the policies of the other venue.
All deadlines are 23:59 AoE unless stated otherwise. Please check the workshop website for possible updates.
Abstract registration: October 22.
Paper submission deadline: October 29.
Paper notification: November 5.
Camera-ready submission: November 15.
Dates follow the official AAAI-26 workshop schedule. Any changes will be announced on the workshop website and OpenReview page.
Submissions are handled through OpenReview and will undergo peer review by the workshop program committee.
All papers should be submitted electronically through the workshop’s OpenReview page.
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