3. January, 2025
Student research seminar that provides insights for "what can be done with artificial intelligence", Online via Teams and on-site in auditorium SOC-308 at Tallinn University of Technology (Taltech), Akadeemia tee 3, Tallinn, ESTONIA. Free of charge for authors and participants.
MS Teams link for presenters (TO BE ANNOUNCED)
MS Teams link for viewers (TO BE ANNOUNCED)
Full Agenda (TO BE ANNOUNCED)
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For who?
This seminar provides a good opportunity for students to present their work on AI, receive feedback and connect to others working in the field. Students from all fields, including non-technical fields are welcomed to present their works. We encourage those from interdisciplinary backgrounds to present their unique perspectives on AI. The seminar is planned with junior researchers, doctoral and graduate students in mind, but we also welcome presentations from undergraduate students and others.
Topics
We invite submissions that explore artificial intelligence systems in various forms and methods, implemented or experimental, across technological and organizational settings. The focus can be a narrow one - on the example of individual companies, machines or single devices/ software. The focus can also be a wide one - at AI in general. An AI-enabled system is a set of connected components that has been designed to fulfil a particular function without or with limited human input. The study can involve any technological or organizational systems. AI-enabled systems enhance the value of operations in any field of human activity.
The keywords include, but are not limited to: AI, applications, cognitive technologies, industry 4.0, robotics and automation, massive monitoring, Internet of Things (IoT), building systems, process management, autonomous vehicles, smart cities, personalized learning, ethics, human-AI interaction etc.
Call for papers (for student authors)
This seminar is calling for submissions of extended abstracts (2-5 pgs).
Download paper template here.
Type of work: When submitting your paper, mention in the email what category best fits your paper.
- Review paper - analysis of existing literature on a specific AI-related topic
- Concept or position paper - presentation of innovative ideas, theories, or positions
- Method paper - introduction of new methodologies, including novel approaches
- Technical paper - description of technical aspects, algorithms, or system designs; may be experimental work that involves testing and data analysis
- Feasibility or piloting study - Preliminary research exploring the viability of new AI technologies or applications.; may be examination of AI implementation in a specific real-world context.
Publication: all accepted papers will be included in seminar proceedings, published by Taltech Press and made available as open access on Digital Collection of TalTech Library. Digital Collection is part of the European e-theses portal DART-Europe, the Directory of Open Access Repositories OpenDOAR and the Estonian e-repository E-Varamu.
Presentations
Presentaions can be done either on-site or online (MS Teams). Presenters will have 10 min to present their work, followed by up to 5 min for questions and discussion.
Important dates
December 30, 2024 - deadline for extended abstracts (please send to organizers email below)
January 02, 2025 - registration deadline
January 02, 2025 - agenda announced at this website
January 03, 2025 - seminar day
Registration and participation
Registration and participation is free of charge, REGISTER HERE
Everybody is welcome to attend the event. Participation is possible online or on-site in School of Business and Governance, Tallinn University of Technology, Akadeemia tee 3, Tallinn. Online link will be provided to registered participants. Seminar language is English.
Agenda (TO BE UPDATED)
(EET - Eastern European Time, Estonian time)
11:45 (EET) Opening, a word from the organizers
12:00 (EET) Welcome talk by Tallinn University of Technology
12:30-13:00 (EET) Keynote talk (TO BE ANNOUNCED).
(LAUNCH PAUSE)
13:45 (EET) Session 1 . Session keywords: AI in technical systems.
(PAUSE)
15:15 (EET) Session 2. Session keywords: AI in organizational systems.
(PAUSE)
17:00 (EET) Session 3. AI in process management.
18:30 (EET) End of the event
Organizers
Tarmo Koppel, Organizing committee chair, lecturer, dept. of business administration of Tallinn University of Technology (Taltech),
Igor Krupenski, Department of Energy Technology, TalTech,
Olga Tšernikova, Doctoral student, dept. of business administration of Taltech.
Contact us
Email: workshop(ät)aibus.eu
Tel.: +372 56560830
Web page: https://taltech.ee/en/conference/ai-enabled-systems
Also here: http://aibus.eu/ai-enabled-systems-2025/
Venue
Thew workshop takes place at Tallinn University of Technology, Akadeemia tee 3, Tallinn, Estonia. On digital public services, Estonia is already well-known for being a top performer. Now the business digitalisation is following with AI being next evolutionary step in digital transformation. Estonia is the forerunner in integrating digital technologies, because the citizens, businesses and the government have embraced internet and technology into the society. In 2007 it became the first country to allow online voting in a general election. In 2002, Estonia launched a high-tech national ID system. National physical ID cards enable businesses to foster digital services as cards are paired with digital signatures. Estonians use ID cards to go online to pay taxes, vote, do online banking and access their health care records. Another key feature of Estonia’s digital society is e-Residency, a first-of-its-kind initiative that allows individuals to start businesses in the country without living there. The program serves as a launching pad for companies looking to do business in the European Union (EU) and benefit from the EU’s single market. Estonia ranks 1st place in the EU on Digital public services and continues to be a firm leader in this area.
Tallinn University of Technology (Taltech) is the leading technology university in Estonia and the backbone of country’s innovation. We invite you to be part of this event which is focused on highly topical examples of innovation in artificial intelligence.
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This event is supported by TalTech Industrial project. TalTech Industrial has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 952410.