CVPR 2026 Workshop on Foundation and Generative Models in Biometrics

June 3/4, 2026, Denver Colorado, USA

Introduction

Foundation models (such as CLIP, GPT, etc.) are extensively studied in different domains, including natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, etc. Given the performance and capabilities of these models, many researchers are focused on the development and applications of these models such that we can observe extremely rapid advancements, especially in the last three years. In fact, foundation models have demonstrated great potential in learning feature representations in various learning tasks. Particularly, foundation models have been shown to achieve superior performance for training on multiple tasks with large-scale data and then fine-tuning it to small-scale data for specific tasks or zero-shot generalization. Biometrics is also an active field of research in computer vision community. Given various problems in biometric systems, several researchers are focused on improving the recognition accuracy of biometric systems as well as enhancing security and privacy in such systems.

The Second Workshop on Foundation and Generative Models in Biometrics at CVPR 2026 aims to bring together researchers to discuss state-of-the-art advancements, applications, and challenges at the applications of foundation and generative models for biometrics. The workshop will foster discussions that inspire innovation and address challenges in real-world applications of these advanced models.

Invited Speakers

Organizers

Technical Program Committee

Call for Reviewers: If you are interested in contributing to our paper review process, please complete the sign-up form. We will publicly acknowledge our program committee members. Your expertise and time dedicated to this effort are greatly appreciated and crucial to the success of the workshop.

Contact

If you have any questions, please contact hatef.otroshi@idiap.ch.