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The abstract should include the following elements:\n- Title of the proposed paper;\n- Research question and its relevance to the call;\n- Conceptual or theoretical framework;\n- Methodology, where applicable;\n- Principal findings or argument;\n- Paper’s contribution to research on the ethics of AI;\n- Three to five keywords.\nThe submission must also include a separate author information page containing:\n- Full name;\n- Institutional affiliation;\n- Country;\n- Email address;\n- Title, institution and year of PhD completion;\n- A short biography of no more than 150 words.\nSubmissions must be written in English and provided in Word or PDF format. To facilitate the review process, the extended abstract should not contain the author’s name or other identifying information. To submit your proposal, fill in this form.\nSelection\nProposals will be reviewed by the laureates and jury members of the UNESCO Beruniy Prize for Scientific Research on the Ethics of AI.\nSuccessful applicants will be notified by 15 November 2026 and invited to submit a full paper of approximately 5,000–7,000 words by 1st December 2026.\nTravel support will be offered to one of the selected authors to attend the academic event in Paris, alongside the distinguished members of the UNESCO Beruniy Prize International Jury and Laureates who serve as members of the Selection Committee. The author receiving this support will be identified following the selection process.\nAcademic event\nSelected authors will present their papers during thematic sessions at a one-day, in-person event in Paris, France. The general participation to this event is open to everyone. Registration will be available on UNESCO’s website.\nThe programme will include expert talks or fireside conversations, presentations of selected research and moderated discussions, as well as interactive “AI ethics labs” to examine concrete research dilemmas, methodological questions and policy challenges.\nPublication and dissemination\nFollowing the event, UNESCO and the AI and Society Institute will produce the proceedings, bringing together the contributions and key discussions from the event. 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