Proceedings:

Accepted papers will be published as an edited book volume with the Springer book series: Frontiers of Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Multidisciplinary Applications (Electronic ISSN 2731-8133, Print ISSN 2731-8125), subject to the peer-review process of conference organizers and Springer. Published volumes would be indexed with Springer and SpringerNature. Additionally, indexing through IEEE Xplore, DBLP, Google Scholar, EI-Compendex,  SCImago, and Scopus is explored.

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We invite submissions of full research papers, conceptual papers, and short papers for the conference proceedings. We welcome articles on the following topics, but not limited to:  

• Advances in AI – Generative AI, NLP, Vision, Voice, and Self-taught AI Systems

• Soft Computing and Evolutionary Computing;

• NeuroEvolutionary Techniques;

• Innovations in AI methods, techniques, and algorithms;  

• Explainable AI;  

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• AI and Robotics;

• AI and Automatic Control; 

• AI and Cloud;

• AI and IoT;

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• Intelligent Engineering Systems, Expert Systems;

• Knowledge-Based Systems;

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• Ethical use of AI;  

• Guiding the Development of Human-Friendly AI;

• Exploring human well-being through AI;  

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• AI for competitive advantage;  

• AI applications – Health, Energy, Manufacturing, Education, Digital Humanities, and Others;

• AI applications for business solutions, governance, education, economic planning, and legal solutions;  

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Tracks:  

• Research Track: The research track invites both full-length research papers and short​ conceptual papers.

• Ph.D. Symposium Track: The Ph.D. symposium track invites Ph.D. students to submit their planned or ongoing research as short or full-length papers. 

• Industrial Track: Industrial sessions are planned as invited talks and tutorials from experts in the Industry. There is no paper submission under this track. If you have industrial work as a paper, kindly submit it under the "Research Track". If you are interested hold a Exhibit, Tutorial, or Talk under the Conference, kindly contact us via the "Contact Us" form.

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Papers submitted to the conference will undergo a thorough peer review process. Accepted papers would be published in the conference proceedings. Authors would be invited to present their papers at the conference. 

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Guidelines for Submission:

Papers submitted to the conference proceedings must follow the Springer Lecture Notes on Computer Science template (LNCS format). You may read about the formatting guidelines here. A full paper is expected to be less than or equal to 13 pages. Pages beyond the specified limit will have additional charges. The maximum number of additional pages is limited to 2 pages. See the "Registration" section. A short paper can have a maximum of 6 pages. A short paper does not have the possibility for purchasing additional pages and any such paper going beyond 6 pages will be considered a regular full paper. The page limit for all papers includes references. A page is considered to have a maximum of 550 words.

Below, we have listed templates for a proceeding paper for Latex and MSWord word processors.

• LaTeX2e

• Microsoft Word

• Microsoft Word 2003

• Overleaf

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The papers will undergo a single-blind peer review process to ensure that they do not contain any instances of plagiarism and have not been simultaneously submitted to any other conference (i.e., multiple submissions). At least three reviewers would be engaged per paper.

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Authors should be transparent about the use of AI tools like ChatGPT in their works. We follow the COPE guidelines for the use of AI tools. Furthermore, authors are also expected to follow certain ethical principles when submitting their work. Read more about the prescribed ethical responsibilities of authors set forth by Springer. 

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Submission Link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=faiema2024