Undone Computer Science
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Conferences in computer science exploring epistemological and ethical aspects of the field through the concept of undone science.
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Main account: https://fediscience.org/@undonecs
Banner pic: Tristan Schmurr, CC BY 2.0 (modified)
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Undone Computer Science
@undonecs.org
· Jul 17
Announcing Undone CS 2026:
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
We are pleased to announce for Undone Computer Science 2026:
∙ Payal Arora (Utrecht University and FemLab) and Tomas Petricek (Charles University, Prague) as keynote speakers
∙ 27 contributed talks selected by the PC.
Find out the titles & contributing authors here: www.undonecs.org/2026/program...
∙ Payal Arora (Utrecht University and FemLab) and Tomas Petricek (Charles University, Prague) as keynote speakers
∙ 27 contributed talks selected by the PC.
Find out the titles & contributing authors here: www.undonecs.org/2026/program...
Conference programme
2nd conference on Undone Science in Computer Science
www.undonecs.org
January 13, 2026 at 12:07 AM
We are pleased to announce for Undone Computer Science 2026:
∙ Payal Arora (Utrecht University and FemLab) and Tomas Petricek (Charles University, Prague) as keynote speakers
∙ 27 contributed talks selected by the PC.
Find out the titles & contributing authors here: www.undonecs.org/2026/program...
∙ Payal Arora (Utrecht University and FemLab) and Tomas Petricek (Charles University, Prague) as keynote speakers
∙ 27 contributed talks selected by the PC.
Find out the titles & contributing authors here: www.undonecs.org/2026/program...
Reposted by Undone Computer Science
The I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better workshop has been accepted at ICLR 2026. This edition focuses on Where Large Language Models Need to Improve, highlighting limitations, negative results, and careful analyses that are often overlooked but critical for real progress. Call for papers coming soon.
Glad to share that our I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better workshop has been accepted at ICLR 2026. This year we focus on creating space to examine where large language models still fall short and why negative results and careful analysis matter. Call for papers coming soon.
ICLR Workshop 2026
Current LLMs still fall short in surprising ways.
Let’s face those gaps, learn from failures, and move the field forward together!
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December 15, 2025 at 8:37 PM
The I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better workshop has been accepted at ICLR 2026. This edition focuses on Where Large Language Models Need to Improve, highlighting limitations, negative results, and careful analyses that are often overlooked but critical for real progress. Call for papers coming soon.
Deadline extension: 1 week.
Please submit your talk proposals by October 16 (anywhere on Earth).
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Please submit your talk proposals by October 16 (anywhere on Earth).
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Announcing Undone CS 2026:
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
October 3, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Deadline extension: 1 week.
Please submit your talk proposals by October 16 (anywhere on Earth).
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Please submit your talk proposals by October 16 (anywhere on Earth).
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Announcing Undone CS 2026:
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
July 17, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Announcing Undone CS 2026:
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
2nd conference on Undone science in Computer science
A conference in computer science to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical dimensions of the field, through the concept of undone science
Full call for presentations at www.undonecs.org/2026/cfp.html
Introduction👋
*Conferences on undone science in computer science*
Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)
*Conferences on undone science in computer science*
Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)
June 3, 2025 at 12:26 PM
Introduction👋
*Conferences on undone science in computer science*
Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)
*Conferences on undone science in computer science*
Our goal is to provide a space to pause and reflect on the epistemological and ethical aspects of computer science. (1/7)