[Meetings][CFP] Extended Deadline AAAI 2025 Workshop11 -- 2nd CMASDL
Qin Yang
Dear Colleagues,
We extended the submission deadline to December 6, 2024 of the 2nd workshop on Cooperative Multi-Agent Systems Decision-Making and Learning (CMASDL) at AAAI 2025. If you are interested, we sincerely invite you to share your project with us and the broader community via submitting a paper contribution or an extended abstract to our workshop.
Workshop Website: https://www.is3rlab.org/aaai25-cmasdl-workshop.github.io/
AAAI 2025 W11 Website: https://aaai.org/conference/aaai/aaai-25/workshop-list/
Paper Submission Link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=aaai2025cmasdlworksh
Paper Submission Deadline: December 6, 2024
ABOUT:
Natural agents, like humans, often make decisions based on a blend of biological, social, and cognitive motivations, as elucidated by theories like Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Alderfer’s Existence-Relatedness-Growth (ERG) theory. On the other hand, the AI agent can be regarded as a self-organizing system that also presents various needs and motivations in its evolution through decision-making and learning to adapt to different scenarios and satisfy their needs. Combined with AI agent capacity to aid decision-making, it opens up new horizons in human-multi-agent collaboration. This potential is crucially essential in the context of interactions between human agents and intelligent agents, when considering to establish stable and reliable relationships in their cooperation, particularly in adversarial and rescue mission environments.
This workshop focuses on the role of decision-making and learning in human-multi-agent cooperation, viewed through the lens of cognitive modeling. AI technologies, particularly in human-robot interaction, are increasingly focused on cognitive modeling, encompassing everything from visual processing to symbolic reasoning and action recognition. These capabilities support human-agent cooperation in complex tasks.
Important Dates
- Workshop paper submission deadline: December 6, 2024, 11:59 pm Pacific Time.
- Notification to authors: 21 December 2024.
- Date of workshop: 3 March 2025.
TOPICS:
We solicit contributions from topics including but not limited to:
§ Human-multi-agent cognitive modeling
§ Human-multi-agent trust networks
§ Trustworthy AI agents in Human-robot interaction
§ Trust based Human-MAS decision-making and learning
§ Consensus in Human-MAS collaboration
§ Intrinsically motivated AI agent modeling in Human-MAS
§ Innate-values-driven reinforcement learning
§ Multi-Objective MAS decision-making and learning
§ Adaptive learning with social rewards
§ Cognitive models in swarm intelligence and robotics
§ Game-theoretic approaches in MAS decision-making
§ Cognitive model application in intelligent social systems
SUBMISSION:
We welcome contributions of both short (2-4 pages) and long papers (6-8 pages) related to our stated vision in the AAAI 2025 proceedings format. Position papers and surveys are also welcome. All contributions will be peer reviewed (single-blind).
Paper Submission Link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=aaai2025cmasdlworksh
PUBLICATION & ATTENDANCE:
All accepted papers will be given the opportunity to be presented in the workshop. The accepted papers will be posted on the workshop’s website in advance so that interested participants will have a chance to view the papers first before coming to the workshop. These non-archival papers and their corresponding posters will remain available on this website after the workshop. The authors will retain copyright of their papers.
Virtual and Remote Attendance will be available to everyone who has registered for the workshops. The workshop will be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Mar. 3, 2025. Authors are NOT allowed to present virtually.
REGISTRATION:
All attendees have to register for the workshop. Please check more details about AAAI 2025 workshop 11 registration: https://aaai.org/conference/aaai/aaai-25/registration/.
Please contact is3...@gmail.com with any questions.
Chairs & Organizers:
Qin Yang, Bradley University
Giovanni Beltrame, Polytechnique Montreal
Alberto Quattrini Li, Dartmouth College
Christopher Amato, Northeastern University