ACM TRUST 2027 invites researchers, practitioners, innovators, and system builders to contribute to a premier ACM forum on trustworthy and responsible AI and computing systems.
This page brings together the main Call for Papers, the Call for Emerging Area Track Proposals, the Call for Education Symposium Papers, and the upcoming Call for Workshop Proposals.
TRUST 2027 includes opportunities for regular research papers, Emerging Area Track proposals, Education Symposium papers, and workshop proposals. The calls below summarize the main contribution routes.
Submit original research on trustworthy AI foundations, secure and resilient AI systems, trustworthy infrastructure, governance, evaluation, assurance, and domain-specific applications.
Now OpenPropose a focused Emerging Area Track on a timely and coherent “hot” research topic that complements the traditional technical symposia.
Now OpenSubmit education-focused symposium papers related to trustworthy and responsible AI and computing systems.
The Call for Workshop Proposals is expected to open in September. Details will be updated when the workshop proposal call is released.
ACM TRUST 2027 welcomes original, unpublished research contributions that advance the design, verification, deployment, evaluation, and governance of trustworthy and responsible AI and computing systems.
The conference brings together work spanning trustworthy AI, security, resilience, governance, dependable infrastructure, benchmarking, and high-impact applications. Contributions may include new theories, algorithms, architectures, benchmarks, evaluation frameworks, certification approaches, or deployment-oriented studies.
Research paper submissions will undergo rigorous double-blind peer review coordinated by the Technical Program Committee. Submissions should present clear technical contributions, validation, and relevance to trustworthy and responsible AI and computing systems.
The ACM TRUST 2027 Education Symposium invites K-16 educators and students to share work on trustworthy, responsible, and ethical AI and computing systems. The symposium provides a dedicated space for education-focused research, classroom practice, student projects, and responsible AI learning activities connected to the broader ACM TRUST community.
Submissions are welcomed across three education-focused tracks with tailored expectations for audience, format, and contribution type.
TRUST 2027 welcomes foundational, system-level, governance-focused, and domain-driven contributions across the following directions.
TRUST 2027 invites researchers, innovators, and practitioners from academia, industry, and government to submit proposals for Emerging Area Tracks.
EA Tracks provide a platform for peer-reviewed papers and interactive presentations on selected “hot” research topics of importance to Trustworthy and Responsible AI and Computing Systems. They should be coherent, timely, and informative, addressing relevant aspects of Trustworthy and Responsible AI and Computing Systems while complementing the traditional technical symposia.
Please send your EA proposals directly to the EA Chairs, and include “ACM TRUST 2027 EA Proposal” in the subject line.
Authors should prepare submissions according to the official ACM format and any TRUST 2027 author instructions. Detailed submission portal information will be updated when available.