Q0 Workshop — HHAI 2026

Question Zero: Should We Build This AI System at All?
Workshop co-located with HHAI 2026 · July 6–7

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Quick Setup

1. Create the GitHub repo

gh repo create q0-workshop-2026 --public
cd q0-workshop-2026

Or create via the GitHub UI, then clone it.

2. Add the files

q0-workshop-2026/
├── index.html              ← workshop website
├── parse_cfp.py            ← LaTeX → JSON parser
├── README.md
└── .github/
    └── workflows/
        └── deploy.yml      ← GitHub Pages auto-deploy

3. Enable GitHub Pages

In your repo → Settings → Pages:

• Source: GitHub Actions

Push to main — the site deploys automatically.

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Updating the site

Fill in the blanks

Search index.html for these placeholders and replace them:

Placeholder	Replace with
[insert URL]	Your GitHub Pages URL (e.g. https://youorg.github.io/q0-workshop-2026)
[insert email]	Workshop contact email
Name TBC (×4)	Organizer names and affiliations
workshop@example.com	Submission email or link

Parse the LaTeX for structured data

python parse_cfp.py cfp.tex > data/cfp.json

This gives you a clean JSON representation of the CfP you can use to drive future templating or a JS-powered site.

Re-deploy

Just push to main:

git add .
git commit -m "update organizers"
git push

GitHub Actions builds and deploys automatically (~30 seconds).

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Structure

File	Purpose
index.html	Single-file static site (no build step)
parse_cfp.py	Parses a .tex CfP into structured JSON
.github/workflows/deploy.yml	Auto-deploys to GitHub Pages on push to main

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Sections

1. Overview — What is Q0?
2. Topics of Interest — 10 research themes
3. Workshop Format — Day 1 (academic) + Day 2 (policy)
4. Submissions — Guidelines + important dates
5. Organizing Committee — TBC placeholders
6. Why This Workshop — Motivation + preliminary material link