Welcome to IJCAI-ECAI 2022, the 31st International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the 25th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, the premier international gathering of researchers in AI! The first IJCAI-ECAI in-person conference since the outbreak of the Covid pandemic.
PROGRAM BROCHURE IS AVAILABLE
We wanted to make this event as safe as possible for all participants, please see our Covid prevention policies.
IJCAI-ECAI-2022 was an in-person event.
For large fragments of the IJCAI community physical travel was possible, and the pandemic-associated risks – greatly reduced by vaccination – have ceased to generally outweigh the advantages of the in-person interaction.
However, not everyone was able to attend. Therefore, IJCAI-ECAI-2022 had a limited online component to enable the participation of major sponsors and of delegates who could not travel pursuant to the Covid-19 regulations of their country of residence.
The authors of papers accepted to the following tracks of IJCAI: main, AI for Good, AI – Arts & Creativity, Survey, Demo, Journal, and Sister Best Paper tracks have been invited to present their work in person in Vienna and to produce a video-recording of their presentation (via SlidesLive).
The in-person component of IJCAI-ECAI 2022 in Vienna ran from 23 to 29 July and will consist of in-person presentations. Talks at IJCAI-ECAI 2022 were not live streamed.
Following the tradition of previous IJCAIs, IJCAI-ECAI 2022 featured the following tracks:
See the respective calls for more information.
Submissions to IJCAI-ECAI 22 should report on significant, original, and previously unpublished results on any aspect of artificial intelligence. Papers on novel AI research problems, on AI techniques for novel application domains, and papers that cross discipline boundaries within AI are especially encouraged.
Key novelties this year:
IJCAI calls for nominations for its 2022 awards. For details, we refer to this document.
Abstract submission deadline: January 7, 2022
Submission deadline: January 14, 2022
Author response period: March 16-18, 2022
Paper notification: April 20, 2022
Registration open: April 20, 2022
Conference dates: July 23-29, 2022
For details, see the Call for Papers.
IJCAI-22 was a physical event. For details on the regulations click here.
We hear from Úrsula Hébert-Johnson, Chinmay Sonar and Vaishali Surianarayanan about their work (presented at @IJCAIconf #IJCAI2024) on the Kidney Exchange Problem
Maeil Business Newspaper @maekyungsns covers AI’s role in #sustainability at #IJCAI2024, from green finance to emissions tracking – when reporting on the "Sustainable Transformation and AI" workshop🌍🤖 For full story visit our LinkedIn: …https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7262425500948516866
#cop29 #research
The Maeil Business Newspaper (매일경제) (매일경제신문), commonly known as Maekyung, known for its quality reporting and extensive reach, especially among South Korea's business professionals, reported on the "Sustainable Transformation and AI" workshop of #IJCAI2024. …👉https://www.mk.co.kr/news/world/11085481
**Summary based on translation from Korean by a commercial LLM**
On the 5th, at the 'Sustainable Transition and AI' workshop held at the Jeju International Convention Center in Seogwipo, Jeju, experts from fields such as finance, computer science, and information technology (IT) shared examples of combining AI with sustainability.
When 김상협(Kim Sang-Hyup), co-chair of the 2050 Carbon Neutral Green Growth Commission and moderator of the event, asked how AI's rapid growth has enhanced sustainability, various scholars shared specific examples from their research and industry collaborations.
Markus Leipold, a professor at the University of Zurich who studies financial engineering and sustainability, mentioned that AI could reduce inefficiencies in renewable energy infrastructure, such as solar and offshore wind, by decreasing costs in the extensive legal and due diligence processes involved. He explained that AI could also improve impact investment outcomes by enhancing transparency. Impact investing refers to investing that considers both financial and social value.
Professor Leipold shared a project he worked on with his Ph.D. student, where they used IoT technology to measure greenhouse gas emissions from investment targets in real time and replaced traditional bank funding with direct financing to reduce fees. He noted, "Our research attracted much interest from asset managers and family offices, and the Ph.D. student even paused his studies to launch a startup based on this project."
Peter Morgan, a senior economist at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), discussed AI's potential to improve awareness of green financing in developing countries. Green financing involves funding for projects aimed at improving environmental, social, and governance (ESG) outcomes. Morgan suggested that AI could provide customized educational solutions, raising public awareness of finance and digital literacy, which would ultimately enhance access to green financing for small businesses and households, contributing to social equality.
Policy recommendations were also made to facilitate more diverse and extensive research through AI. Soh Young In, an adjunct professor at KAIST’s Graduate School of Green Growth and Sustainability, pointed out the need for government intervention to encourage companies to share sustainability-related data. She noted, "While interviewing small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for my research, many were unwilling to share data on sustainability due to concerns about potential risks," highlighting the need to improve researchers' access to information.
#COP29
In this blog post, Danial Dervovic writes about work, presented at #IJCAI2024 (@IJCAIconf), on improving the interpretability of Logistic Regression models
Congrats to Geoffrey Hinton on his joint @NobelPrize in Physics! 🎉 His pioneering work on perceptual inference, distributed representation and learning in neural networks earned him the 2005 IJCAI Award for Research Excellence 👉 https://www.ijcai.org/past/ijcai-05/resources/ijcai05itr.pdf
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@geoffreyhinton
Take a look at this insightful introduction to Diego Calvanese, the program chair for #IJCAI2026 @umeauniversity. In 2026, IJCAI will be held in conjunction with the European Conference on AI (ECAI) as IJCAI-ECAI-26 @ Bremen, Germany @UBRA_HB
@EurAI_ECCAI
The proceedings for the @IJCAIconf workshop on Explainable AI are now available from the website:
Along with some reflections from myself and the other workshop chairs @MorVered1, Tobias Huber, and Hendrik Baier
Reflections from the workshop organisers The IJCAI 2024 Workshop on Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) is a wrap! Below, we give some…
sites.google.comOur August digest features:
-Neural Operators inventor and @RealAAAI Fellow @AnimaAnandkumar
-Differentially private learning with @thegautamkamath
-Coverage of #IJCAI2024 (@IJCAIconf)
-@nikhilchandak29 and @ShashwatGoel7 on sequential decision making
Our 3D point cloud compression research: "Towards Point Cloud Compression for Machine Perception: A Simple and Strong Baseline by Learning the Octree Depth Level Predictor" received the best paper award from #GLOW Workshop of @IJCAIconf 2024. Congrats to our students. 🎉
This is a wrap for #IJCAI2024. See you in Montréal, Canada at the #IJCAI2025!
➡️Conference Chair, Shlomo Zilberstein, University of Massachusetts Amherst
➡️Program Chair: James Kwok, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology