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2nd World Conference on eXplainable Artificial Intelligence
Call for papers Artificial intelligence has seen a significant shift in focus towards designing and developing intelligent systems that are interpretable and explainable. This is due to the complexity of the models, built from data, and the legal requirements imposed by various national and international parliaments. This has echoed both in the research literature and the press, attracting scholars worldwide and a lay audience. An emerging field with AI is eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (xAI), devoted to producing intelligent systems that allow humans to understand their inferences, assessments, predictions, recommendations and decisions. Initially devoted to designing post-hoc methods for explainability, eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (xAI) is rapidly expanding its boundaries to neuro-symbolic methods for producing self-interpretable models. Research has also shifted the focus on the structure of explanations and human-centred Artificial Intelligence since the ultimate users of interactive technologies are humans. The World Conference on Explainable Artificial Intelligence is an annual event that aims to bring together researchers, academics, and professionals, promoting the sharing and discussion of knowledge, new perspectives, experiences, and innovations in the field of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (xAI). This event is multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary, bringing together academics and scholars of different disciplines, including Computer Science, Psychology, Philosophy, Law and Social Science, to mention a few, and industry practitioners interested in the practical, social and ethical aspects of the explanation of the models emerging from the discipline of Artificial intelligence (AI). The conference organisation encourages submissions related to eXplainable AI and contributions from academia, industry, and other organizations discussing open challenges or novel research approaches related to the explainability and interpretability of AI systems. Topics include, and are not limited to: Technical methods for XAI Action Influence Graphs Agent-based explainable systems Ante-hoc approaches for interpretability Argumentative-based approaches for xAI Argumentation theory for xAI Attention mechanisms for xAI Automata for explaining RNN models Auto-encoders & latent spaces explainability Bayesian modelling for interpretability Black-boxes vs white-boxes Case-based explanations for AI systems Causal inference & explanations Constraints-based explanations Decomposition of NNET-models for XAI Deep learning & XAI methods Defeasible reasoning for explainability Evaluation approaches for XAI-based systems Explainable methods for edge computing Expert systems for explainability Sample-centric and dataset-centric explanations Explainability of signal processing methods Finite state machines for explainability Fuzzy systems & logic for explainability Graph neural networks for explainability Hybrid & transparent black box modelling Interpreting & explaining CNN Networks Interpretable representational learning Explainability & the Semantic Web Model-specific vs model-agnostic methods Neuro-symbolic reasoning for XAI Natural language processing for explanations Ontologies & taxonomies for supporting XAI Pruning methods with XAI Post-hoc methods for explainability Reinforcement learning for enhancing XAI Reasoning under uncertainty for explanations Rule-based XAI systems Robotics & explainability Sample-centric & Dataset-centric explanations Self-explainable methods for XAI Sentence embeddings to xAI semantic features Transparent & explainable learning methods User interfaces for explainability Visual methods for representational learning XAI Benchmarking XAI methods for neuroimaging & neural signals XAI & reservoir computing Ethical Considerations for XAI Accountability & responsibility in XAI Addressing user-centric requirements for XAI Trade-off model accuracy & interpretability Explainable Bias & fairness of XAI systems Explainability for discovering, improving, controlling & justifying Moral Principles & dilemma for XAI Explainability & data fusion Explainability/responsibility in policy guidelines Explainability pitfalls & dark patterns in XAI Historical foundations of XAI Moral principles & dilemma for XAI Multimodal XAI approaches Philosophical consideration of synthetic explanations Prevention/detection of deceptive AI explanations Social implications of synthetic explanations Theoretical foundations of XAI Trust & explainable AI The logic of scientific explanation for/in AI Expected epistemic & moral goods for XAI XAI for fairness checking XAI for time series-based approaches Psychological Notions & concepts for XAI Algorithmic transparency & actionability Cognitive approaches for explanations Cognitive relief in explanations Contrastive nature of explanations Comprehensibility vs interpretability Counterfactual explanations Designing new explanation styles Explanations for correctability Faithfulness & intelligibility of explanations Interpretability vs traceability explanations Interestingness & informativeness Irrelevance of probabilities to explanations Iterative dialogue explanations Local vs. global interpretability & explainability Local vs global interpretability & explainability Methods for assessing explanations quality Non-technical explanations in AI systems Notions and metrics of/for explainability Persuasiveness & robustness of explanations Psychometrics of human explanations Qualitative approaches for explainability Questionnaires & surveys for explainability Scrutability & diagnosis of XAI methods Soundness & stability of XAI methods Social examinations of XAI Adaptive explainable systems Backwards & forward-looking responsibility forms to XAI Data provenance & explainability Explainability for reputation Epistemic and non-epistemic values for XAI Human-centric explainable AI Person-specific XAI systems Presentation & personalization of AI explanations for target groups Social nature of explanations Legal & administrative considerations of/for XAI Black-box model auditing & explanation Explainability in regulatory compliance Human rights for explanations in AI systems Policy-based systems of explanations The potential harm of explainability in AI Trustworthiness of XAI for clinicians/patients XAI methods for model governance XAI in policy development XAI for situational awareness/compliance behavior Safety & security approaches for XAI Adversarial attacks explanations Explanations for risk assessment Explainability of federated learning Explainable IoT malware detection Privacy & agency of explanations XAI for Privacy-Preserving Systems XAI techniques of stealing attack & defence XAI for human-AI cooperation XAI & models output confidence estimation Applications of XAI-based systems Application of XAI in cognitive computing Dialogue systems for enhancing explainability Explainable methods for medical diagnosis Business & Marketing XAI systems for healthcare Explainable methods for HCI Explainability in decision-support systems Explainable recommender systems Explainable methods for finance & automatic trading systems Explainability in agricultural AI-based methods Explainability in transportation systems Explainability for unmanned aerial vehicles Explainability in brain-computer interfaces Interactive applications for XAI Manufacturing chains & application of XAI Models of explanations in criminology, cybersecurity & defence XAI approaches in Industry 4.0 XAI systems for health-care XAI technologies for autonomous driving XAI methods for bioinformatics XAI methods for linguistics/machine translation XAI methods for neuroscience XAI models & applications for IoT XAI methods for XAI for terrestrial, atmospheric, & ocean remote sensing XAI in sustainable finance & climate finance XAI in bio-signals analysis |
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xAI 2024 : The 2nd World Conference on eXplainable Artificial Intelligence will take place in Valletta, Malta. It’s a 3 days event starting on Jul 17, 2024 (Wednesday) and will be winded up on Jul 19, 2024 (Friday). xAI 2024 falls under the following areas: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, COMPUTER SCIENCE, EXPLAINABLE AI, INTERDISCIPLINARITY, etc. Submissions for this Conference can be made by Mar 5, 2024. Authors can expect the result of submission by Apr 5, 2024. Upon acceptance, authors should submit the final version of the manuscript on or before Apr 10, 2024 to the official website of the Conference. Please check the official event website for possible changes before you make any travelling arrangements. Generally, events are strict with their deadlines. It is advisable to check the official website for all the deadlines. Other Details of the xAI 2024
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