The AIABI 2023 will be focused on the current technological scenario of AI for business in heterogenous fields and industries. The workshop mainly aims at allowing organizations, academics, researchers and specifically firms, decision-makers and practitioners to share and analyze heterogenous research works and business case studies dealing with AI in business fields. The idea behind this workshop is the opportunity to share knowledge and experience in how AI is actually and currently affecting business cases and intelligence. Companies will share specific case studies as well as their current issues AI is solving in their organizations. Researchers will provide scientific works and studies to contribute in the advancement of the many synergies between AI and business models and organizations. The final aim of the workshop is contributing in depicting the overall scenario and framework of the exploitation, advantages and current issues of AI in business.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following paper categories are welcome:

• Regular papers: max. 12 + references – Springer LLNCS format. Original and unpublished research works. The aim of this kind of paper is to disseminate to the community a complete research work.
• Short/Position papers: max 6 pages + references – Springer LLNCS format. Shorter papers with preliminary results or in-progress works. The authors are encouraged to present the main open problems and novel ideas to allow a fruitful discussion that can help in improving the work. Exploratory papers are also a useful tool for students to start presenting their current research.

List of Topics

• Artificial Intelligence
• Human machine interaction
• User Experience
• Multimodal machine learning

Committees

Program Committee

• Francesco Epifania, CEO & Co-founder Social Thingum

• Matteo Garavaglia, Data Engineering & PhD Student

• Emanuele Frontoni, Full Professor of Computer Science UNIMC

• Simone Deola, Machine Learning Engineer & PhD Student

• Ricardo Matamoros, Project Manager Computer Science & PhD candidate

Publication

All accepted papers will be published in the AIxIA series of CEUR-WS.

Venue

The conference venue is the Department of Civil, Computer Science and Aeronautical Technologies Engineering which is located at Via Vito Volterra 60, I-00146 Rome.

Built between 1927 and 1929, the 'National Pool for Experiments in Naval Architecture' was intended for the testing of hulls and propellers, based on experiments based on Newton's law of 'mechanical similarity'. The Vasca, now partially reconverted, houses the headquarters of the two Engineering Departments (studies, laboratories and lecture hall), of the University of Roma Tre.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to info@socialthingum.com