The 3rd International Conference on Human-centered Artificial Intelligence (Computing4Human)

Extended Deadline: September 15, 2022

INTRODUCTION

The 3rd international conference on human-centered artificial intelligence (Computing4Human) will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam (and virtual conference), which is organized by the Vietnam National University, Hanoi. Computing4Human began initially under the name of the international workshop on computational humanities and social sciences in 2020 and has extended to general artificial intelligence (AI) applications in 2021. At the last event, we gathered studies for smart infrastructure, smart healthcare, secure and green IoT (Internet-of-Things), explainable recommendation and retrieval systems, and business intelligence, which are AI applications closely related to citizens’ everyday lives, besides computational humanities and social sciences studies. This year, we will pay more attention to AI applications that can improve citizens’ life qualities, such as smart cities, smart governance, smart healthcare, and so on.

 

In the last year, we have focused on the possibilities and social/economic effects of AI applications, rather than AI models and methodologies underlying the applications. Most of the user-intimate AI applications are based on the analysis and processing of the flooding of unstructured data, and this has various requirements, such as privacy awareness. Therefore, this year’s event attempts to cover not only the applications but also fundamental AI methodologies. From the perspective of data analysis, semi- and self-supervised learning studies are welcomed to handle the lack of labeled data. Multi-modal data analysis studies are required to obtain accurate analysis from the massive data in various modalities. Also, efficient and secure IoT systems are significant to manage large-scale data. Thereby, Computing4Human 2022 will cover diverse research areas from theoretical analysis, via AI methodologies, to application systems. 

We founded the following regular tracks to introduce the various domains of human-centered AI applications. This event has interests in every attempt for improving the life qualities of human beings using AI. Although topics of potential submissions are not fit in the regular tracks, we do not restrict the submissions.

 

NEWS

Computing4Human 2021 Proceeding

KEYNOTE

Lemai Nguyen

Professor, Ph.D., (Information Systems and Business Analytics)
Deakin Business School, Deakin University

Lemai Nguyen is an Associate Professor (Ph.D.) in Information Systems and Business Analytics, Deakin Business School, Deakin University. She is an expert in Health Informatics and Digital Health, Socio-technical Analysis, Data Analytics Maturity, and Applied Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. She has a strong research publication track in socio-technical analysis and assessment of digital technologies in terms of usability, fidelity, acceptability, use, and impact – from proof of concept, throughout the design to implementation and post-implementation phases in various hospital acute care and aged care contexts. Associate Professor Nguyen also has a strong research publication track in information systems development, business requirements analysis, and design science. She develops curriculum and teaches a range of subjects including Artificial Intelligence for Business, Predictive Analytics, Machine Learning, Digital Business Analysis, Enterprise Information Management, and others.
Associate Professor Nguyen is a member of the Association of Information Systems (AIS), Australasian Institute of Digital Health, and Senior Certified Professional of Australia Computer Society. She co-chairs the Digital Health Track of the Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS), is a Section Editor of the Australasian Journal of Information Systems (AJIS), and Review Editor on the Editorial Board of Health Informatics (specialty section of Frontiers in Digital Health), and a reviewer of numerous international scholarly journals, serving as a Track Chair and Program Committee member for various conferences.


 

 

Jacques Marcel Alfred MARTIN

Professor (Ph.D.) in Political Science.
The University of Toulon, France.

Jacques MARTIN is a Professor (Ph.D.) in Political Science. He was a Lecturer-Researcher for 32 years at the University of Toulon in France (1987-2019). He was the First Vice-president of the University of Toulon between 2002 and 2007 and the ‘Chargé de Mission’ for International Relations by the President for 10 years. In addition, he has lectured as an invited professor in the United Kingdom, the USA, Italy, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, Russia, and Vietnam.
His fields of expertise include corporate strategy and organizational structure, corporate social responsibility, quality management, international management, and intercultural management.
He has supervised around 1600 projects and studies in various organizations. He has over 100 publications that mainly focus on strategic and organizational issues.
He is a member of the Scientific Committee of several international journals. He is the Secretary-General of the European Society for Organizational Excellence which has organized the Excellence in Services Internal Conference (EISIC, www.eisic.net). In addition, he has been the Co-Chair and President of the Scientific Committee for the last 25 years.

 

 


 

 

Ho Tu Bao

Director of the Data Science Lab at Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (VIASM)

Ho Tu Bao graduated in Applied Mathematics from Hanoi University of Science and Technology (1978), Master and Ph.D. (1984, 1987) in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning from University Paris 6. His research interest includes basic research on learning methods and applied research in healthcare, biomedicine, materials science, and business. He is a member of the Steering Committee of PRICAI (Asia-Pacific Conference on AI), ACML (Asia Conference on Machine Learning), and PAKDD (Asia-Pacific Conference on Data Mining). He has worked at the Institute of Information Technology, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (1979-1993), and at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST, 1993-2018). Currently, he is the Director of the Data Science Lab at the Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (VIASM). Recently he did more research on digital transformation and is the co-author of two books in the field. (http://www.jaist.ac.jp/~bao).

 

 

BEST PAPER AWARDS

The “Best Paper Awards” will be given to the studies which are selected by the TPC committee chairs among the presented papers.

 

ORGANIZERS