NII Shonan Meeting No. 252: Exploring Responsible AI through Security and Privacy
📅 Monday, 19 October 2026 → Friday, 23 October 2026 in 94 days
NII research meeting on responsible AI through privacy, security, red-teaming and alignment.
NII Shonan Meeting No. 252, “Exploring Responsible AI through Security and Privacy”, runs from 19 to 23 October 2026 at the Shonan Village Center in Hayama, Japan, with check-in on 18 October. It is an invitation-based residential research seminar in the NII Shonan series rather than an open conference.
The meeting focuses on the growing importance of security and privacy in modern AI. The official description covers privacy issues in training data, defences against adversarial attacks, red-teaming of large language models and generative AI, privacy-preserving training methods, and the alignment of large-scale models, framing these as central to building responsible AI systems.
Organisers listed on the page are Jun Sakuma (Institute of Science Tokyo), Reza Shokri (Google), Florian Tramèr (ETH Zurich) and Amin Karbasi (Cisco). Because the format is invitation-only, attendance is restricted; those interested should refer to the NII Shonan site for how participants are selected.
