BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Asia/Singapore BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20380119T111407 TZOFFSETFROM:+0800 TZOFFSETTO:+0800 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=3TU;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:+08 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:19820101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0730 TZOFFSETTO:+0800 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1FR;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:+08 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261004T114521Z UID:0F3DD94C-DEFB-4B9A-B17A-9EFF094D68C1 DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20261013T080000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20261013T214500 DESCRIPTION:An AI Ethics Workshop — IEEE TENCON 2026 Special Program\n\nS eeing is no longer believing\n\nTENCON 2026 · IEEE Region 10 Conference\n 10–13 October 2026 · InterContinental Bali Resort\, Indonesia\nTheme: I ntelligent Systems for a Resilient and Sustainable Society\n\nWhy this wor kshop\nGenerative AI made content free to fabricate. Trust now has to be e ngineered.\n\nAs generative AI makes content creation trivially easy\, see ing is no longer believing — and manipulative AI content and AI-driven t argeted advertising are raising urgent ethical questions across finance\, media\, social networks\, and commerce.\n\nThis special program brings tog ether leading researchers\, practitioners\, and policymakers for four keyn ote talks and a moderated panel: from agentic payments and deepfake detect ion to watermarking\, provenance marking\, professional integrity\, and th e policy debate — combining talks\, interactive Q&A\, and networking.\n\ nTopics\n\nDeepfake detection\n\nTransformer networks that read high-frequ ency noise artifacts to separate AI-generated images and video from camera -captured ones.\n\nWatermarking & provenance\n\nC2PA credentials and water marking such as SynthID — marking that survives compression so provenanc e persists through a content's life.\n\nAgentic payments\n\nAgents already initiate\, authorize\, and settle payments.\nA global view of protocols\, identity\, fraud\, and regulation across 10+ live standards.\n\nEthics ne eds law\n\nWhen duties to clients and the public collide: bylaws\, notice\ , withdrawal — and rehearsing the right response before the fact.\n\nPro gram · Tuesday 13 October 2026\n\nOne hundred five minutes\, five session s\n\n8:00–8:15 · Keynote\n\nAgentic Payments: A Global Landscape of Pro tocols\, Identity\, Fraud and Regulation\nMs. Yoon Hyeyoung · Convenor\, ISO/TC Financial AI Advisory Group · KFTC\n\nAgents are already paying — 120 million agent-initiated transactions in a single week on Alipay\, 165 million via Coinbase's x402 in its first months\, and a dozen non-inte roperable protocols.\nA six-layer stack and a proposal: a neutral\, standa rds-based substrate for identity\, messaging\, and consequence.\n\n8:15– 8:30 · Keynote\n\nEthics Awareness and Ethics Problems in AI-Generated Co ntent: Framing the Problem\nDr. Bo Peng · Institute of Automation\, Chine se Academy of Sciences\n\nFrom a fabricated "dam collapse" that chased tra ffic after a real flood disaster to the governance picture: labelling mand ates in China\, the EU AI Act\, and the US TAKE IT DOWN Act — and why ma rking technology like C2PA and SynthID is a necessary component.\n\n8:30 –8:45 · Keynote\n\nEthics Awareness and Ethics Problems in AI-Generated Content: Detection\nProf. Jing Dong · Institute of Automation\, Chinese Academy of Sciences\n\nTen years of work in one view: transformer detector s specialised for image noise\, robust watermarking that survives recompre ssion\, unlearning unsafe concepts inside large models\, protective makeup for facial privacy\, and fairness testing across races and generations.\n \n8:45–9:00 · Keynote\n\nWhen Integrity and Responsibility Collide: Why Ethics Needs Law\, Bylaws\, and Rehearsal Before the Fact\nProf. Jong Cha ng Yi · Hongik University · IEEE R10 EAAC Chair\n\nTwo duties that can p ull apart\, and the codes that resolve them: name the duty\, give notice\, withdraw.\nApplied to AI in education and research — where detectors ar e "neither accurate nor reliable" and the evidentiary rule must be written \, local\, and published in advance.\n\n9:00–9:45 · Moderated panel\n\n Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Governing Manipulative AI Content Through T echnology\, Policy\, and Responsible Practice\nModerator: Warunika Hippola · Sri Lanka Technological Campus\nPanelist: Ir Dr Bernard Lim · COO\, A ppscard Group AS — with chairs\, keynote speakers\, and invited commenta tors\n\nLandmark AIGC incidents and what went wrong\; how policy (EU AI Ac t\, China's labelling rules\, the US TAKE IT DOWN Act) and technology (C2P A\, SynthID) can work together\; whether AI-generated content can ever be reliably detected\; and responsible practice and careers in AI ethics.\n\n Keynote speakers\n\nMs. Yoon Hyeyoung\n\nDeputy General Manager\, KFTC · Convenor\, ISO/TC Financial AI Advisory Group\n20+ years advancing the glo bal competitiveness of Korean fintech\; led the world’s first internatio nal biometric-authentication standard (ISO 19092) driven by a Korean.\nDir ector General of the AI Policy Enforcement Support Group\, KAPIE.\n\nDr. B o Peng\n\nAssociate Professor\, Institute of Automation\, Chinese Academy of Sciences\nWorks on detection of tampered or generated images\, multimed ia security\, and AI security.\n60+ papers in IEEE TPAMI\, TIFS\, CVPR\, A AAI\; Secretary of the IEEE Beijing Biometrics Council Chapter.\n\nProf. J ing Dong\n\nResearcher & doctoral supervisor\, Institute of Automation\, C AS\nAI security and adversarial learning\, computer vision\, and multimedi a content forensics.\n100+ papers and 30 patents (3 US)\; multiple nationa l research projects and best-paper awards\; guest editor of Machine Intell igence Research on generative-AI security and ethics.\n\nProf. Jong Chang Yi\n\nProfessor\, Hongik University · IEEE R10 EAAC Chair\nAt Hongik sinc e 1994 (former Head\, School of Electronics & Electrical Engineering)\; LE Ds\, solar cells\, photonic and smart sensors.\nChair of the IEEE Seoul Se ction and R10 Conference & Technical Committee\; R10 Outstanding Volunteer Award 2019.\n\nPlan your morning\n\nWhen: Tue\, 13 Oct 2026 · 8:00–9:4 5 AM (GMT+8)\n\nWhere: Room Pandawa 2\, Mezzanine Level\, InterContinental Bali Resort\, Jimbaran\, Bali\, Indonesia\n\nAudience: Students\, researc hers\, early-career professionals — anyone interested in a career in AI ethics.\n\nFormat: Four keynotes with interactive Q&A in person and online \, closing with a moderated panel and networking.\n\nConference context\n\ nIEEE Region 10 Conference 2026 (TENCON 2026) · 10–13 October 2026 · I nterContinental Bali Resort\, Jimbaran\, Bali\, Indonesia\nTheme: Intellig ent Systems for a Resilient and Sustainable Society.\n\nSpecial Program — An AI Ethics Workshop\, sponsored by the IEEE Region 10 Ethics Awarene ss and Advancement Committee.\nPresider: Prof. Jong Chang Yi (Hongik Unive rsity\, Seoul\, Korea).\n\nInquiries: [email protected]\nIEEE TENCON 2026 Special Program on AI Ethics · Program details subject to confirmation in the official conference program.\n\nCo-sponsored by: R10 Ethics Awareness and Advancement Committee\n\nAgenda: \n\n\nBldg: InterContinental Bali Re sort\, Jimbaran\, Room Pandawa 2 · Mezzanine F\, Jimbalan\, Bali\, Indone sia LOCATION:Bldg: InterContinental Bali Resort\, Jimbaran\, Room Pandawa 2 · Mezzanine F\, Jimbalan\, Bali\, Indonesia ORGANIZER:wave@hongik.ac.kr SEQUENCE:4 SUMMARY:IEEE TENCON 2026 Special Program: Recent Technologies to Identify M anipulative AI Contents and Targeted Advertisement URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/582193 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><h1>An AI Ethics Workshop &mdash\; IEEE TENCO N 2026 Special Program</h1>\n<div class="section">\n<h2>Seeing is no longe r believing</h2>\n<p>TENCON 2026 &middot\; IEEE Region 10 Conference<br>10 &ndash\;13 October 2026 &middot\; InterContinental Bali Resort\, Indonesia <br>Theme: Intelligent Systems for a Resilient and Sustainable Society</p> \n<p>Why this workshop<br>Generative AI made content free to fabricate. Tr ust now has to be engineered.</p>\n<p>As generative AI makes content creat ion trivially easy\, seeing is no longer believing &mdash\; and manipulati ve AI content and AI-driven targeted advertising are raising urgent ethica l questions across finance\, media\, social networks\, and commerce.</p>\n <p>This special program brings together leading researchers\, practitioner s\, and policymakers for four keynote talks and a moderated panel: from ag entic payments and deepfake detection to watermarking\, provenance marking \, professional integrity\, and the policy debate &mdash\; combining talks \, interactive Q&amp\;A\, and networking.</p>\n</div>\n<div class="section ">\n<h2>Topics</h2>\n<h3>Deepfake detection</h3>\n<p>Transformer networks that read high-frequency noise artifacts to separate AI-generated images a nd video from camera-captured ones.</p>\n<h3>Watermarking &amp\; provenanc e</h3>\n<p>C2PA credentials and watermarking such as SynthID &mdash\; mark ing that survives compression so provenance persists through a content's l ife.</p>\n<h3>Agentic payments</h3>\n<p>Agents already initiate\, authoriz e\, and settle payments.<br>A global view of protocols\, identity\, fraud\ , and regulation across 10+ live standards.</p>\n<h3>Ethics needs law</h3> \n<p>When duties to clients and the public collide: bylaws\, notice\, with drawal &mdash\; and rehearsing the right response before the fact.</p>\n</ div>\n<div class="section">\n<h2>Program &middot\; Tuesday 13 October 2026 </h2>\n<p>One hundred five minutes\, five sessions</p>\n<h3>8:00&ndash\;8: 15 &middot\; Keynote</h3>\n<p><strong>Agentic Payments: A Global Landscape of Protocols\, Identity\, Fraud and Regulation</strong><br>Ms. Yoon Hyeyo ung &middot\; Convenor\, ISO/TC Financial AI Advisory Group &middot\; KFTC </p>\n<p>Agents are already paying &mdash\; 120 million agent-initiated tr ansactions in a single week on Alipay\, 165 million via Coinbase's x402 in its first months\, and a dozen non-interoperable protocols.<br>A six-laye r stack and a proposal: a neutral\, standards-based substrate for identity \, messaging\, and consequence.</p>\n<h3>8:15&ndash\;8:30 &middot\; Keynot e</h3>\n<p><strong>Ethics Awareness and Ethics Problems in AI-Generated Co ntent: Framing the Problem</strong><br>Dr. Bo Peng &middot\; Institute of Automation\, Chinese Academy of Sciences</p>\n<p>From a fabricated "dam co llapse" that chased traffic after a real flood disaster to the governance picture: labelling mandates in China\, the EU AI Act\, and the US TAKE IT DOWN Act &mdash\; and why marking technology like C2PA and SynthID is a ne cessary component.</p>\n<h3>8:30&ndash\;8:45 &middot\; Keynote</h3>\n<p><s trong>Ethics Awareness and Ethics Problems in AI-Generated Content: Detect ion</strong><br>Prof. Jing Dong &middot\; Institute of Automation\, Chines e Academy of Sciences</p>\n<p>Ten years of work in one view: transformer d etectors specialised for image noise\, robust watermarking that survives r ecompression\, unlearning unsafe concepts inside large models\, protective makeup for facial privacy\, and fairness testing across races and generat ions.</p>\n<h3>8:45&ndash\;9:00 &middot\; Keynote</h3>\n<p><strong>When In tegrity and Responsibility Collide: Why Ethics Needs Law\, Bylaws\, and Re hearsal Before the Fact</strong><br>Prof. Jong Chang Yi &middot\; Hongik U niversity &middot\; IEEE R10 EAAC Chair</p>\n<p>Two duties that can pull a part\, and the codes that resolve them: name the duty\, give notice\, with draw.<br>Applied to AI in education and research &mdash\; where detectors are "neither accurate nor reliable" and the evidentiary rule must be writt en\, local\, and published in advance.</p>\n<h3>9:00&ndash\;9:45 &middot\; Moderated panel</h3>\n<p><strong>Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Governing Manipulative AI Content Through Technology\, Policy\, and Responsible Pra ctice</strong><br>Moderator: Warunika Hippola &middot\; Sri Lanka Technolo gical Campus<br>Panelist: Ir Dr Bernard Lim &middot\; COO\, Appscard Group AS &mdash\; with chairs\, keynote speakers\, and invited commentators</p> \n<p>Landmark AIGC incidents and what went wrong\; how policy (EU AI Act\, China's labelling rules\, the US TAKE IT DOWN Act) and technology (C2PA\, SynthID) can work together\; whether AI-generated content can ever be rel iably detected\; and responsible practice and careers in AI ethics.</p>\n< /div>\n<div class="section">\n<h2>Keynote speakers</h2>\n<h3>Ms. Yoon Hyey oung</h3>\n<p>Deputy General Manager\, KFTC &middot\; Convenor\, ISO/TC Fi nancial AI Advisory Group<br>20+ years advancing the global competitivenes s of Korean fintech\; led the world&rsquo\;s first international biometric -authentication standard (ISO 19092) driven by a Korean.<br>Director Gener al of the AI Policy Enforcement Support Group\, KAPIE.</p>\n<h3>Dr. Bo Pen g</h3>\n<p>Associate Professor\, Institute of Automation\, Chinese Academy of Sciences<br>Works on detection of tampered or generated images\, multi media security\, and AI security.<br>60+ papers in IEEE TPAMI\, TIFS\, CVP R\, AAAI\; Secretary of the IEEE Beijing Biometrics Council Chapter.</p>\n <h3>Prof. Jing Dong</h3>\n<p>Researcher &amp\; doctoral supervisor\, Insti tute of Automation\, CAS<br>AI security and adversarial learning\, compute r vision\, and multimedia content forensics.<br>100+ papers and 30 patents (3 US)\; multiple national research projects and best-paper awards\; gues t editor of Machine Intelligence Research on generative-AI security and et hics.</p>\n<h3>Prof. Jong Chang Yi</h3>\n<p>Professor\, Hongik University &middot\; IEEE R10 EAAC Chair<br>At Hongik since 1994 (former Head\, Schoo l of Electronics &amp\; Electrical Engineering)\; LEDs\, solar cells\, pho tonic and smart sensors.<br>Chair of the IEEE Seoul Section and R10 Confer ence &amp\; Technical Committee\; R10 Outstanding Volunteer Award 2019.</p >\n</div>\n<div class="section">\n<h2>Plan your morning</h2>\n<p><strong>W hen:</strong> Tue\, 13 Oct 2026 &middot\; 8:00&ndash\;9:45 AM (GMT+8)</p>\ n<p><strong>Where:</strong> Room Pandawa 2\, Mezzanine Level\, InterContin ental Bali Resort\, Jimbaran\, Bali\, Indonesia</p>\n<p><strong>Audience:< /strong> Students\, researchers\, early-career professionals &mdash\; anyo ne interested in a career in AI ethics.</p>\n<p><strong>Format:</strong> F our keynotes with interactive Q&amp\;A in person and online\, closing with a moderated panel and networking.</p>\n</div>\n<div class="section">\n<h2 >Conference context</h2>\n<p>IEEE Region 10 Conference 2026 (TENCON 2026) &middot\; 10&ndash\;13 October 2026 &middot\; InterContinental Bali Resort \, Jimbaran\, Bali\, Indonesia<br>Theme: Intelligent Systems for a Resilie nt and Sustainable Society.</p>\n<p>Special Program &mdash\; An AI Ethics Workshop\, sponsored by the IEEE Region 10 Ethics Awareness and Advancemen t Committee.<br>Presider: Prof. Jong Chang Yi (Hongik University\, Seoul\, Korea).</p>\n<p>Inquiries: [email protected]<br>IEEE TENCON 2026 Special Program on AI Ethics &middot\; Program details subject to confirmation in the official conference program.</p>\n</div><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>< img src="https://events.vtools.ieee.org/vtools_ui/media/display/391a6b25-f 43b-4021-a8ca-5f3344da9f25" width="1057" height="903"></p> END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR