Llamado a presentar trabajos para el Simposio sobre inteligencia artificial para la ciencia, la industria y la sociedad
The AISIS conference series was initiated in October 2019 and held in Mexico City. AISIS 2019 featured 8 keynote speakers and 65 total presentations. The conference brought together 185 scientists, industry representatives, and policy makers from around the world, discussing the implementation of AI in the disciplines of astronomy and astrophysics, facial recognition, medicine, particle and nuclear physics, pharmacy, and many others. We also discussed specific ethical- and regulatory-related aspects, which are important in order to ensure the long-term future of the field, including sustainability, ethics, transparency, and human control over the technology.
The world in 2021 is quite a different place than it was in 2019. More than ever, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have permeated all parts of modern life. Notably, AI has facilitated the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic, helping to understand the virus, accelerating medical research into drugs and treatments, and assisting public health measures through better prediction of virus spread and contact tracing. AI may prove to be a game changer for many societal challenges, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, autonomous and sustainable mobility, the preservation of biodiversity, environmental pollution control, and more.
It is thus important to review the latest advances, both hardware- and methodology-related, trying, as much as possible, to bring the various applications of AI, and their consequences on society, together into a single meeting. New techniques are particularly powerful when dealing with unstructured data or data with complex, non-linear relationships, which are hard to model and analyze with traditional, statistical tools. This has triggered a flurry of activities, both in industry and science, aimed at developing methods to tackle problems which used to be either impossible or at least extremely hard to deal with.
We want to reflect on the richness of the applications of AI, as well as the importance of the computing industry in facilitating the access to the latest developments, to the largest number of people from a wide variety of backgrounds.
We look forward to discussing recent developments in, applications for, and societal implications of Artificial Intelligence with you in October 2021!
The will accept contributed talks by participant. The call for contributions is now open and will close June 24, 2021.
Due to the uncertainties about the possiblities to travel and to hold in-persone meetings, the event will be held online.
Important Dates
- May 20, 2021: Call for contributions opens
- June 30, 2021: Call for contributions closes
- late July, 2021: Decisions announced
Registration
- May 27, 2021: Registration opens
- October 4, 2021: Registration closes
For registration, please use the registration form of the indico system.
Abstract submission
Please use the abstract submission form of the indico system to register a contribution.
Fees and Access
There will be no fees required to participate in the event. Registered participants will receive the link to participate in the online sessions of the event.
Proceedings
At this point, the organizers do not plan to publish proceedings of the event.
Competition
The best contributions in each topic will receive an award.
