HAIPS@COLM
Human-Centered Privacy and Security for Language Models (HAIPS) is a workshop series studying, critiquing, and building privacy and security protections for language models used by real people. Language models are rapidly becoming embedded in the interaction fabric of society as assistants, tutors, collaborators, and autonomous agents across domains from healthcare to software engineering to creative work. HAIPS@COLM aims to bring a human-centered, interdisciplinary lens to LM privacy and security, building on the 1st HAIPS Workshop held at ACM CCS 2025, fostering a two-way exchange between the COLM community and researchers in HCI, usable security, and policy.
Events
2nd Workshop on Human-Centered Privacy and Security for Language Models (HAIPS@COLM 2026)
by HAIPS Workshop Organizers
The 2nd HAIPS Workshop, co-located with COLM 2026, invites work that studies, critiques, and builds privacy, security, and safety protections for language models and agentic AI systems as technologies used by real people. Welcomes submissions from both the core language-modeling community and the HCI, usable security, privacy, and policy communities.