FORC 2026 The 7th annual Symposium on Foundations of Responsible Computing (FORC) will be held on June 3-5, 2026 at Harvard University, MA, USA. Program FORC 2026 Registration Form. (Free! Please register by…

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FORC 2026 has an excellent set of accepted papers, topics ranging from privacy, fairness, and calibration, to mechanism design, reasoning, and watermarking.

Check 'em out at the conference on June 3 - 5 at Harvard. Registration is open (and free!). Travel support deadline: 4/24

Did you just miss punching your ticket to Rio or Salt Lake City? Wanna go to a conference where people will engage with you and your paper on foundations of responsible computing, and you won't get lost in the crowd?

Submit to #FORC2026, in Boston in June! Deadline in 2 weeks.

📢 In case you missed it: the first-cycle deadline for FORC 2026 is *tomorrow*, November 11. Submit your best work on mathematical research in computation and society, writ large.

Too soon? We'll also have a second-cycle deadline on February 17, 2026.

CfP: responsiblecomputing.org/forc-2026-ca...

FORC 2026: Call for Papers The 7th annual Symposium on Foundations of Responsible Computing (FORC) will be held on June 3-5, 2026 at Harvard University. Brief summary for those who are familiar with past editions (prior to 2…

The first of two @forcconf.bsky.social 2026 deadlines is tomorrow, Nov 11! I hope everyone is putting finishing polishes on their submissions. For everyone else who doesn't want to miss out on the fun at Harvard this summer, there is another deadline in Feb. responsiblecomputing.org/forc-2026-ca...

FORC 2026: Call for Papers The 7th annual Symposium on Foundations of Responsible Computing (FORC) will be held on June 3-5, 2026 at Harvard University. Brief summary for those who are familiar with past editions (prior to 2…

The FORC 2026 call for papers is out! responsiblecomputing.org/forc-2026-ca... Two reviewing cycles with two deadlines: Nov 11 and Feb 17. If you haven't been, FORC is a great venue for theoretical work in "responsible AI" --- fairness, privacy, social choice, CS&Law, explainability, etc.

Announcing (w @adamsmith.xyz @thejonullman.bsky.social) the 2025 edition of the Foundations of Responsible Computing Job Market Profiles!

Check out 40 job market candidates in mathematical research in computation and society writ large!

Link:
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