FIIB Research Conference 2027
Governed Intelligence: Innovation, Behaviour & the Moral Economy of Intelligent Systems
The Question Defining This Moment - Artificial Intelligence is no longer at the edges of business or society-it is actively shaping how decisions are made across hiring, finance, healthcare, supply chains, compliance, and governance systems.
But while capability has accelerated, governance has not kept pace. Frameworks remain uneven, reactive, and fragmented.
FRC 2027 is built around a single, urgent question:
How do we govern intelligence that increasingly governs us?
Now in its 10th edition, the FIIB Research Conference (FRC) has spent over a decade building a platform where this question can be examined with depth and rigor. It brings together scholars, doctoral researchers, industry practitioners, and policy thinkers across disciplines to engage with challenges that are no longer purely technical.
At its core, FRC 2027 positions AI governance as more than regulation.
It is a question of behavior, institutions, organizational design, and ethics.
The conference advances scholarship that is not only rigorous, but also relevant and responsible-focused on building the frameworks, systems, and trust required to navigate an intelligence-led future.
AI governance is no longer only a technological challenge. It is equally an institutional, ethical, and societal one. FRC 2027 invites critical conversations on building responsible frameworks that sustain trust, accountability, and human values in an intelligence driven future.
The governance of intelligent systems is not simply a regulatory question - it is a behavioral, organizational, and ethical one. FRC 2027 invites scholars to interrogate the institutional architectures that will sustain trust in intelligent systems.
FRC 2027 examines intelligent systems across three core thematic domains spanning behavior, business, and the moral economy.
Examines how intelligent systems reshape human cognition, decision-making, trust, and everyday patterns of interaction.
Explores how organisations navigate innovation, strategy, and risk in environments increasingly shaped by intelligent systems.
Interrogates the ethical and institutional frameworks needed to govern systems that learn, adapt, and act at scale.
FRC 2027 is designed as more than a paper presentation forum. It is a developmental and publication-oriented platform.
FRC 2027 is guided by an international advisory board bringing global academic depth, intellectual rigor, and interdisciplinary integration.
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Registration is open across the conference ecosystem, with early-bird pricing available through 30 November 2026.
| Particular | Single Event Fees | All Events | Early Bird Discount (Single Event) | Early Bird Discount (All Events) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Academicians and Industry Practitioners (India & South Asian Nations | Other Nations) | INR 4,000 US $70 | INR 10,000 US $150 | INR 3,600 US $63 | INR 9,000 US $135 |
| Research Scholars (India & South Asian Nations | Other Nations) | INR 2,500 US $45 | INR 6,000 US $112 | INR 2,250 US $40 | INR 5,400 US $101 |
| PG/UG Students (India & South Asian Nations | Other Nations) | INR 1,500 US $38 | INR 4,500 US $90 | INR 1,350 US $34 | INR 4,050 US $81 |
| Non-presenting Co-author & Attendees (India & South Asian Nations | Other Nations) | INR 750 US $15 | — | — | — |
* All Events includes Katastasi, RCDC, the Ideation Bootcamp, paper presentations, and Speed Dating with Editors. ** GST is applicable as per norms.
Submit your research. Engage with global scholars.
Shape the future of governed intelligence.
For questions about FRC 2027, please contact the conference team.