BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://www.ifiptc12.org///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260625T074156UTC-6568efh0pe@https://www.ifiptc12.org/ DTSTAMP:20260625T074156Z DESCRIPTION:\n\nArtificial Intelligence &\; Sustainability Workshop 14\, IJCAI25\, Montreal\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a pote ntial to help humans even empower them in many ways. However\, AI and espe cially generative AI produces also some negative effects.\nSustainability is a complex topic that requires first deep understanding before applying the adequate techniques. Often solving complex problems involves using hyb rid AI architecture. \; Knowledge and experience are also important fo r “smart and green” problem solving.\nToday we have to face and try to fix the environmental challenges in the growing cities\, industry\, agricultu re\, energy\, water and other resource management. Energy life cycle\, opt imization\, and combination of renewable energies for sustainable powering and heating can be improved applying also Knowledge Management principles . Raising prices of natural gas drives growth in renewable energies. Indus tries like steel\, glass\, chemical manufacturing sites are they are looki ng for AI based control systems for the Grid connected micro-grids. Circul ar energy explores the heat generated by data centers and the waste steam for a sustainable environment as like creating fish farms or agricultural sites\, or recreating cooling water\, which are additional processes that demand AI-based scheduling using meteorological data. Clean energy solutio ns require evolution of manufacturing processes and holistic approach supp orted by rigorous analytics\, high quality data and the recognition of inf rastructure dependencies. In order to increase sustainability in agricultu re\, it is vital to incorporate green technologies into farming\, e.g.\, r enewable generation. However\, there are significant challenges associated with enhancing the sustainability of agriculture.\nRelated to technology itself the challenge is producing smarter and greener hardware\, software and applications.\nThis workshop follows the previously organized AI4KM on IJCAI15 – 19. It evolved to AI4KMES on IJCAI 20 and 21 and to AI4S held o n ECAI23. It will focus on various ways of using AI to address effectively the sustainability issues including 17 UN SD goals.\nTOPICS\nThe workshop topics include (but are not limited to):\n\nComplex problem solving\nNeur o-symbolic AI\nConceptual modelling\nKnowledge discovery in multimodal dat a\nDecision support systems\nOptimisation of various resources\nManaging t he best practice\nRisk management\nLearning systems including serious game s\nHuman-AI collaboration\nKnowledge mining in social networks\nDistribute d knowledge\nKnowledge management applied to ecodesign\nCreativity enhanci ng systems\nSupport of innovation and eco-innovation process\nIntelligent assistants\nRenewable energy integration\nAI for agriculture and agroecolo gy\,\nAutomation in renewable energy generation and distribution\nDecision modelling in agriculture\, and agent-based and multi-agent systems in sus tainability\n\nApplications for eco-activities and AI applications support ing sustainable development are very welcome.\nSubmission details\nWe invi te authors to submit unpublished papers to this workshop\, to be presented at Oral/Poster session after acceptance. All papers must be written in En glish\, and the workshop will consider full-length papers and extended abs tracts.\n\nFull-length papers. Page limit – 7 pages (6 + 1 for references) .\n\nSpringer format \;https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/ln cs/conference-proceedings-guidelines\n\nPapers should be submitted through  \;https://chairingtool.com/conferences/ijcai25-w14/main-track?role=au thor\n\n* \;Note: We invite authors whose submissions to the main conf erence were previously rejected to submit their work to our workshop. To d o so\, they must include a supplemental submission with comments from prev ious reviewers (named \;reviews.pdf) and a letter of modifications (na med \;letter_of_changes.pdf). These documents should clearly demonstra te how the authors have addressed the comments made by previous reviewers. \nDeadlines\nAll dates are 11:59 pm\, Anywhere on Earth (AoE)\n\nFull Pape r submission deadline: \;May 9\, 2025\nAuthor notification: \;June 6\, 2025\nCamera-Ready submission: \;June 30\, 2025\nWorkshop date:&n bsp\;August 16-17\, 2025 (TBC)\n\nPublication details\n\nAt least one of t he authors of an accepted paper must attend the workshop to present the pa per.\nSelected papers will be published in electronic proceedings and exte nded papers will be published by Springer AICT (IFIP publisher).\n\nWorksh op organizers\n\nEunika Mercier-Laurent\, https://crestic.univ-reims.fr/en /mercier-laurent\nGulgun Kayakutlu https://web.itu.edu.tr/~kayakutlu/index .html\nSimeon Simoff https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/marcs/about/our_peop le/researchers/professor_simeon_simoff\nNoêl Conruyt https://sites.google. com/site/noelconruyt\nLukasz Przysucha http://lukaszprzysucha.com\n\nLocal organizers\n\nMargaret Havey \;https://cips.ca/margarethavey/\nJoel A lleyne University of Toronto\n\nPC\n\nAdesina Simon Sodiya – Federal Unive rsity of Agriculture\, Abeokuta\, Nigeria\nAnne Dourgnon – EDF\, France\nA ntoni Ligeza – AGH University of Science and Technology\, Krakow\, Poland \nCaroline Wintergerst – University of Lyon 3\, France\nCindi Punihaole\, The Kohala Center\, Hawai\, USA\nCristina Monsone – University of Gyor\, H ungary\nEric Thivant – University of Lyon 3\, France\nFrederique Second – INRIA\, France\nGuillermo R. Simari – Universidad Nacional del Sur\, Argen tina\nHiroshi Takeda – Osaka University\, Japan\nImene Brigui – Ecole de M anagement\, Lyon\, France\nIwona Chomiak-Orsa\, Wroclaw University of Econ omics and Business\, Poland\nJanusz Wojtusiak – George Mason University\, Fairfax\, USA\nKnut Hinkelmann – University of Applied Sciences\, Switzerl and\nKonstantin M. Golubev – General Knowledge Machine Research Group\, Uk raine\nKrystian Wojtkiewicz – Wroclaw University of Science and Technology \, Poland\nMaciej Pondel – Wroclaw University of Economics and Business\, Poland\nMario Lazoche – University Nancy I\, France\nMario Tokoro – Keio U niversity\, Tokyo\, Japan\nMichael Stankosky – George Washington Universit y\, USA\nNada Matta – Universite de Technologie de Troyes\, France\nNoël C onruyt -University La Reunion\, France\nOtthein Herzog – Universitaet Brem en\, Germany\nVincent Ribiere – Bangkok University\, Thailand\n\n\n\n DTSTART:20250816T013300Z DTEND:20250817T033300Z LOCATION:Montrael\, Canada () SUMMARY:Artificial Intelligence & Sustainability Workshop 14\, IJCAI25\, Mo ntreal - IFIP WG 12.6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260625T074156UTC-6590Z8bea9@https://www.ifiptc12.org/ DTSTAMP:20260625T074156Z DESCRIPTION:\nAI4GS-25\n\n\nThe second AI4GS conference will be held on Aug ust 2025 in \;Montréal\, Quebec \;and hosted as a workshop during the famous IJCAI Conference.\nWorkshop dates: \;16/8/2025 to 18/8/2025 \n\nCall for Papers\nGlobal security refers to the measures taken by state s\, international organizations\, and other actors to ensure mutual surviv al\, safety\, and stability on a worldwide scale. This concept has evolved from a traditional military-focused approach to a more comprehensive fram ework addressing interconnected challenges in an increasingly globalized w orld.\nGlobal Security is a transverse discipline aiming at gathering the common factors of security in the different domains\, physical\, cyber\, e conomical\, political\, health\, etc.\nArtificial Intelligence has emerged as a pivotal tool in global security. From cybersecurity to military and counterterrorism applications \; to video analytics and fight against fraud and money laundering\, AI offers unprecedented capabilities and chal lenges. \;\nTopics \; \;\nContributions can deal \; with a diverse range of thematic major axes\, each shedding light on key facets of AI and global security. The workshop will delve into topics such as:\nA I in Cybersecurity: Exploring the latest advancements in AI-powered defens e mechanisms\, threat detection\, and cyber resilience strategies.\nAI in Military Applications: Examining the transformative impact of AI on milita ry operations\, from autonomous drones to predictive analytics in defense planning.\nAI in Counterterrorism and Homeland Security: Analyzing the rol e of AI in thwarting terrorist threats\, leveraging data analytics\, and p redictive modeling to enhance security measures.\nAI Ethics\, Governance a nd Global Security: Delving into the ethical considerations surrounding AI deployment in security contexts\, and the implications for human rights a nd international law.\nA specific focus will be put on LLM technologies\, cognitive AI and neuro-symbolic solutions for security\, including (but no t limited to):\n\nInformation Fusion\nThreat Detection and Analysis\nDecis ion Support\nMisinformation and Disinformation Detection\nBehaviour Analys is in Cyber and Physical Environments\n\nOrganizing members \;\n\nFréd érique SEGOND\, INRIA Defense and Security Director\, France\nPatrick PERR OT\, French COMCYBER AI coordinator\, France\nHans BATHIJA\, Tortora Brayd a Institute for AI &\; Security\, Canada Ambassador\, Cyber Eagle Proje ct\nDominique VERDEJO\, Chair AI4GS IFIP WG12.13\, University of Reims\nMa rc LIJOUR\, Professor\, University of Montreal\nEunika MERCIER LAURENT\, C hair IFIP TC12\, University of Reims\, France\n\nPC Members \; \; \n\nNamrata PATEL\, co-founder and scientific director\, ONAOS\nReda YAICH \, Senior AI researcher\, SystemX Institute\nGautier FILARDO\, CREOGN\, HU NUM\nLuigi LENGUITO\, BeforeAI\, Founder and CEO\nSabarathinam Chockalinga m\, Senior Researcher\, Institute for Energy\nMaud BENICHOU\, Researcher i n criminal science\, University of Bordeaux\nPierre PARREND\, University o f Strasbourg\, Professor\, Epita\nUlrich FURBACH\, University of Koblenz L andau\, retired AI Professor \;\nGustavo GONZALEZ GRANAILLO\, Expert C ybersecurity &\; Compliance Analyst\, Schneider Electric\nNicolas Chang hai KE\, PhD AI\, Senior security Architect\, BNP PARIBAS\nPierre MEMHELD\ , Senior researcher\, AI for intelligence analysts\, University of Strasbo urg\nHichem SNOUSSI\, Professor\, Deputy Director LIST3N Research Unit\, U niversity of Troyes\nPatrick LACLEMENCE\, Professor\, Director of Global S ecurity Institute\, University of Troyes\nDavy MONTICOLO\, Professor\, Uni versity of Nancy\nNamrata PATEL\, Scientific Director\, ONAOS\nTomislav DO KMAN\, Director of the International OSINT CoE\nJuliette MATTIOLI\, Senior AI expert\, THALES GROUP\nAgnès DELABORDE\, Head of Dpt\, AI Evaluation a nd Security\, LNE\nTom DAVID\, Prism Eval\, AI Policy &\; technical gov ernance\nRaphael-David LASSERI\, CEO\, Magic LEMP\nDimitri NOKOVITCH\, CEO \, IKAR\n\nSubmission\nSubmission Format: The authors should follow IJCAI paper preparation instructions\, including page length (e.g. 7 pages + 2 e xtra page for reference). The paper follows double-blind review.\n\nStarti ng: 09/03/2025 00:00\nEnding: 09/05/2025 00:00\n\nAt least one author of e ach accepted paper \;must \;travel to the IJCAI venue in person\, and that multiple submissions of the same paper to more IJCAI workshops ar e forbidden.\nSign up is required for submission that will begin on March 9th\, 2025. \;Submission Link.\nPapers in this workshop will be publis hed at Springer AICT book series\nJoin us on the \;LinkedIn virtual ev ent \;if you can’t be in person.\n DTSTART:20250816T012300Z DTEND:20250818T032300Z LOCATION:Montréal\, Quebec (Montréal\, Quebec) SUMMARY:AI4GS-25 - IFIP TC12 WG12.13 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR