SIGNAL workshop at WACV 2027 extends deadline to Oct 22: watermarking, fingerprinting and provenance
HildeKuehne · x · 2026-10-10
The SIGNAL (Source-Integrated Generative-content Attribution and Labeling) workshop at WACV 2027 has extended its submission deadline to Oct 22, 2026, 11:59 PM AoE.
- Scope: watermarking, fingerprinting, deepfake detection and provenance benchmarks across carriers — image/video (in-generation marking for diffusion models, robustness to compression, crops, screenshot recapture), audio/speech (TTS and voice cloning watermarks), model weights (IP attribution, robustness to fine-tuning/distillation/quantization), and biological substrates (DNA marking) — plus adversarial research on watermark removal and spoofing as a first-class topic.
- Tracks: archival full papers (8 pages, published in WACV proceedings and IEEE Xplore) and non-archival short papers (4 pages, for late-breaking attacks, datasets and position pieces).
- Awards: $5,000 paid as AI credit. Submissions via OpenReview.
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