2026 TAIG Paper Presentation Session

Paper Presentation Session 1 – 

27 November (2:30pm – 4:40pm)

 

Accepted Extended Abstract

  • A Governance Reading of the Connectivity Floor: Bounding Human Oversight Latency in Decentralized Robotic Swarms (Tianyi Zhang)
  • From Clouds to Ground: A Framework for Operational Human Oversight in High-Stakes AI (Nicole Inverardi, Chiara Gallese, Ilaria Penco, Alessio Tartaro, Silvia Tessaro Trapani)
  • Cross-Examining the Machine: Expertise, Accountability and the governance of AI Agents (Alex Preda)
  • Inspectable Is Not Governed: Separating Evidence, Authority, and Runtime Control in AI Governance (Ilias Kalamaras)
  • From Human Oversight to Intervention Authority: A Technical-Institutional Control Model for Agentic AI (Arthur Sidney)
  • Chain of Intent: Governing Agentic AI at Firms Without Security Teams (Ilia Voroshilov)
  • Liability for Rogue Agentic AI Behaviors (Gleb Papyshev, Sara Migliorini, Keith Jin Deng Chan)
  • From Evidence to Intervention: A Human-in-Command Assurance Architecture for Frontier AI Agents in High-Consequence Systems (Ahmed Nagy)
  • Constraint Engineering as Human Oversight: A Four-Layer Framework for Controllable LLM Agents (Hu Zhongyuan)

     

Paper Presentation Session 2 – 
27 November (4:40pm – 6:50pm)

 

Accepted Extended Abstract

  • Auditing Sovereign-Model Loyalty for Governance: Why an Undisclosed Operating Characteristic Is an Undisclosed Loyalty (Aayush Gandhi)
  • Explainable AI-Based Anomaly Detection in Charging Station Networks: A Framework for EU AI Act Compliance (Jian Fu, Ying Wang, Tianyuan Chen, Yulin Zhu)
  • Attesting Without Revealing: Confidential Computing and the Trade-Secret Balancing Test in C-203/22 (Bao Phan Ngoc Gia)
  • From Interpretability to Assurance Risk: Transparency, Signal Reliability, and LLM Use in Financial Fraud Detection (Huanchen Zhang, Pengyu Wang)
  • Operation-Level Autonomy: Auditing a Write-Capable Personal-Finance Agent (Yufeng Deng)
  • AI.TXT: A Declarative Protocol for AI Usage Preferences on the Web (Salim Mounir Alaoui)
  • Human-in-the-Loop Assessment AI for Fair, Transparent, and Outcome-Aligned Assessment in Higher Education (Frankie Lam, Emma Hong)
  • ORCA: Object and Relation Constrained Audits for Intersectional Bias in Large Language Models (Jialu Qin, Hao Tong, Xin Yao)
  • A Rule-Based Governance Layer for Auditing AI Agent Data Access in Financial Decision-Making (Shikha Agrawal)

     

Paper Presentation Session 3 – 
28 November (1:45pm – 4:20pm)

 

Accepted Extended Abstract

  • Beyond Trustworthy AI: Governing the Institutional Arc from Leadership to Societal Trust (Geoffrey Trotter)
  • From Value Alignment to the Alignment of Valuation: A Nietzschean Perspective on Goal-Derived AI Governance (Darius Torabi)
  • EthosGPT: Whose Values Guide Technological Change? Cultural Representation, Language-Model Updates, and Creative Destruction (Luyao Zhang)
  • After ‘No’: A Governance Principle for Human Autonomy in Conversational AI (Kiran Iqbal)
  • Governing the Simulated Other: Relational Safety and Ethical Friction in AI Companionship (Yingying Jin and Long'Xiang Luo)
  • How Press Theories Can Diagnose Value Alignment and Oversight in Algorithm Governance: The Case of Transparency (Qizhi Mo)
  • From Tiao-Kuai Fragmentation to State-Led Triple-Helix Governance: Institutional Mechanisms for Governing Frontier AI in China (Jin Sun)
  • Anthropomorphic AI, Vulnerable Users, and the Limits of EU Transparency Regulation: Comparative Analysis with China (Khadija Imranova)
  • The Rise of Humanoid Robots and the Future of Humans and their Rights (Lucas Cardiell)
  • Toward Relational AI Lifecycle Governance: Building a Multilingual Corpus to Study Model Retirement (Yan Zeng)