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AI4SE Workshop 2026
Workshop on application of artificial intelligence for software engineering
The AI for Software Engineering (AI4SE) Workshop 2026 is a collaborative forum held in conjunction with the 49th German Conference on Artificial Intelligence (KI2026) in Bremen, Germany. It brings together researchers from AI and Software Engineering to explore how AI techniques transform SE practices, with a focus on empirical studies, tool demonstrations, and critical discussions on reliability, ethics, and human-AI collaboration.
Key deadlines
Verified September 9, 2026Full paper
June 3, 2026
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Submission and decisions
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Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Position/Short papers
Describing forward-looking, visionary ideas and/or in-progress works with emerging results, thought-provoking reflections, or setting new directions for the community (max. 4 pages)
Tool and artifacts papers
Presenting tools, extensions of tools, or artifacts (e.g., datasets for benchmarks) relevant to the workshop (max. 4 pages)
Research areas in scope
01
Software Development Lifecycle Activities
requirements analysisdesigndevelopmenttestingformal methodsverification and validationmaintenanceevolution
02
Fault Management
fault preventionfault removal (fault localization, debugging, root cause analysis)fault tolerancefault prediction
03
Software Quality Assurance
assessment and improvement of software quality attributessecurityprivacysafetymaintainabilityresiliencerobustnessusabilitytransparencyexplainabilityaccountabilityfairness
04
Empirical Software Engineering
mining software repositoriesdeveloper productivitysoftware analytics
05
Domain-Specific Software Engineering
AI systems engineeringInternet of ThingsCloud computingSemantic Web/Web 3.0VirtualizationBlockchainnetwork softwarization5G/6Gedge-to-cloud computing
06
AI-Assisted Software Engineering Tools
code generationautomated testingintelligent IDEscode review assistants
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Human-AI Collaboration in Software Engineering
developer-AI interactionexplainabilitytrustadoption
08
Ethical, Regulatory, and Societal Aspects
responsible AI in SEcompliancebias and fairnesssustainability
Policies worth checking twice
- Submitted papers must present original, unpublished work
- Papers must be in English and in PDF format
- Submissions must conform to the KI 2026 format and submission guidelines
- Papers are subject to blind review (implied by OpenReview submission system)
Official sources
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Last verified September 9, 2026