HCOMP 2026 announces keynotes: Microsoft's Horvitz, Stanford's Diyi Yang, Library of Congress
windx0303 · x · 2026-08-26
ACM HCOMP 2026, the top conference on crowdsourcing and human computation, runs September 27–30 and has announced three keynote speakers spanning industry, academia, and government: Eric Horvitz (Chief Scientific Officer, Microsoft) on Sep 28, Diyi Yang (Assistant Professor of CS, Stanford) on Sep 29, and Laurie Allen (Creative Engagement Officer, Library of Congress) on Sep 30.
Early registration is extended to Aug 28; the conference is co-located with CI 2026. Accepted papers and demo lists are yet to be published.
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