Regular papers
Will be peer-reviewed following the same policy as the main conference and will be published in the ECCV workshop proceedings. Submissions should not have been published, accepted, or be under review elsewhere.
Computer Vision/CORE Unranked
LifeGenIP 2026
The 1st Workshop on LifeGenIP: Life-Cycle Intellectual Property Governance of Visual Generative Models
The LifeGenIP 2026 workshop, held in conjunction with ECCV 2026 in Malmö, Sweden, focuses on Life-Cycle Intellectual Property Governance of Visual Generative Models. It addresses IP challenges across the entire lifecycle of visual AI systems—from data collection and training to content generation, reuse, and long-term deployment—covering issues like ownership, attribution, watermarking, and adversarial manipulation.
Paper fit
Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Presentation papers
Intended for work that is currently under review or has already been accepted for publication, preferably within the past year, in major conferences or journals. These submissions are non-archival and will not appear in the proceedings.
Research areas in scope
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IP Protection for User Data and Creative Assets
visual-centric digital watermarkingunlearnable examplesanti-personalizationanti-editing/mimicryAIGC/forgery/tampering detectionmachine unlearningdata attribution/provenance
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IP Protection for Visual Generative Models
model watermarkingfingerprintingownership verificationusage controlapplication authorizationnon-transferablenon-fine-tuningundistillation for visual and multi-modal generative models spanning images, videos, 3D/4D content, and world modeling systems
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IP Protection for Generative Content
protection of generated visual outputs across static, long-running, controllable, and interactive modelsreliable ways to track and prove ownership of AI-created imagessolutions for challenges of interactive tools
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Fair and Privacy-Preserving IP Protection
fairness-aware watermarkingequitable IP attributionprivacy-preserving IP verificationfairness-privacy trade-offs in IP protectionunbiased IP enforcementevaluation for fair IP systems
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Robust and Life-Long IP Protection
robustness to malicious and unauthorized adversarial manipulationevasionremovalbackdooreditingpurificationregenerationfine-tuningknowledge distillationcompressionquantificationpruningcross-modality transformationrecompositionlong-term reuse
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Agentic IP Protection
Anti-skill
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Dataset and Benchmark
Datasets and benchmarks for IP protection in visual and multimodal generative AIstandardized evaluation in lifecycle settings (e.g., of robustness, attribution, and misuse detection)
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must not have been published, accepted, or be under review elsewhere for the Archival Track.
- Non-Archival Track submissions must be work currently under review or already accepted in major conferences/journals within the past year.
- Submissions must use the ECCV 2026 paper template (LaTeX).
- Submissions are limited to 14 pages of main content; references and appendix are unlimited.
- Papers are submitted through OpenReview via separate portals for Archival and Non-Archival Tracks.
- Both archival and non-archival submissions are peer-reviewed.
- All deadlines are in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026