Call for Science: 2027 Voice AI Symposium

Submit your abstract to be considered for poster or podium presentation at the 2027 Voice AI Symposium. Abstracts are being accepted now. Stay tuned! Event registration is opening in Mid-October.

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This year’s theme: “Building Trustworthy Vocal Biomarkers from Mechanisms to Clinical Impact”

Important Dates 

Submission Deadline for Abstracts: December 7th, 2027 (11:59pm EST)

Selection Notifications begin January 15th, 2027

Symposium Dates: May 17-18, 2027

Hackathon Date: May 19, 2027

About the Voice AI Symposium:

The Voice AI Symposium will take place May 17–18, 2027, at The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club in St. Petersburg, Florida, bringing together clinicians, researchers, engineers, industry leaders, and trainees advancing the use of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in voice and vocal biomarker research. Through scientific presentations and interdisciplinary discussion, the Symposium fosters collaboration and accelerates translation from research to real-world impact. This year’s event will also feature the official launch of the International Society for Vocal Biomarkers (ISVB), establishing a new global scientific community dedicated to advancing research, standards, and innovation in vocal biomarkers. The Symposium will be followed by a one-day Voice AI Hackathon on May 19, providing an interactive environment for interdisciplinary teams to develop and explore new ideas at the intersection of voice, health, and AI.

Important Dates 

• Symposium Dates: May 17-18, 2027 
• Hackathon Date: To May 19, 2027
• Submission Deadlines: December 7th, 2026 (11:59pm EST)
• Notification of selection: January 15th, 2027 

Formats

A single abstract type is being accepted. Once reviewed, if your abstract is accepted you will be notified which of the following formats it is accepted as:

• Oral presentations 
• Poster presentations  

Abstract Topic Areas: See below for list of suggested topic areas - please note that abstracts outside of these topic areas will also be considered based on merit and relevance to overall conference theme.

1. Safety, Ethics, and Responsible Voice AI: Potential risks posed by autonomous or “rogue” voice agents, including patient safety, privacy, security, ethical concerns, and possible regulatory solutions.
2. Emerging Technologies and Frontier Models: New developments in voice AI, including frontier models, generative AI, advanced speech technologies, and other innovations shaping the future of health research and care.
3. Voice as a Vital Sign: Using voice to provide timely information about health status, including timestamped voice data, multimodal models, wearable devices, and integration with other health measurements.
4. Clinical Implementation and Adoption: Moving voice technologies from research into real-world healthcare settings. Topics may include clinical validation, FDA and regulatory considerations, reimbursement, and the perspectives of clinicians, patients, payers, and healthcare administrators.
5. Voice as a Longitudinal Biomarker: Using changes in voice over time to monitor health, identify disease progression, evaluate treatment response, or support ongoing patient care.

Abstracts related to other areas of voice AI for health may also be accepted based on review by the Scientific Planning Committee.

Submission Guidelines 

No submission fee, however if accepted you will be required to pay cost of registration

Mandatory submission format: Abstracts must be 250 words or less, and must be formatted to include the following with a focus on scientific rigor:

• Title
• introduction
• Approach/Methods
• Preliminary findings/Results
• Discussion, Conclusion and future directions 
• Only one abstract should be permitted per person

Questions? 

Email us at:  MCOM-ISVB@usf.edu

Join us as we bridge the gap between yesterday's innovations, today's applications, and tomorrow's possibilities in Voice AI healthcare.