Workshop schedule

All times in the following schedule are CEST

Where: the workshop event will be hosted in Politecnico di Torino (Corso Castelfidardo 39 - Turin, Italy), room 9i. See also EMCL PKDD useful information page.

Schedule

• 9:00: Welcome

• 9:15: Keynote Talk: Prof. Giovanni Comande' - Search Find Solve: ethics and regulatory compliance in AI

Session 1 - AI Regulation (WS chair: Alesia Vallenas Coronel)

• 10:00: The AI Act is Coming: Are E-Health Manifacturers Ready? Marinella Quaranta, Ilaria Amantea.

• 10:15: FLAIRS: Federated Learning Regulatory Sandbox. Mary K Roszel, Radu State, Beltrain Fiz. 

• 10:30: Trustworthy AI Development in Education. Clara Punzi, Andrea Fedele, Stefano Tramacere

• 10:45: Coffee Break + Poster Session

• 11:30: Keynote Talk: Prof. Vaishak Belle - On the relevance of logic for AI and the promise of neuro-symbolic learning

Session 2 - AI for Law (WS chair: Roberto Nai)

• 12:15: Enhancing e-Justice: Assessing the effectiveness of specialized LLMs' applications with Cicero. Francesca De Luzi, Massimo Mecella, Mattia Macri, Tommaso Mencattini, Marco Calamo, Filippo Bianchini.

• 12:30:  A practical application of Artificial Intelligence techniques for legal context analysis. Chiara Bonfanti, Michele Colombino, Giorgia Iacobellis, Rachele Mignone, Ivan Spada, Laurentiu Jr Marius Zaharia, Susanna Marta, Marianna Molinariu, Ilaria Angela Amantea, Emilio Sulis, Luigi di Caro, Guido Boella. 

• 12:45: Intro to LASOML Challenge

• 13:00: Lunch Break

Session 3 - Process Mining for Law (WS chair: Emilio Sulis)

• 14:00: Variants analysis in judical trials: Challenges and initial results. Alessandro Campi, Stefano Ceri, Marco Dilettis, Barbara Pernici.

• 14:15: Process mining on a public procurement dataset: a case study. Roberto Nai, Emilio Sulis, Rosa Meo, Francesco Gorgerino, Gabriella Racca, Laura Genga.

• 14:30: LASOML Challenge

Session 4 - Fairness in ML (WS chair: Marius Köppel)

• 15:15: Algorithmic Positive Discrimination. Robert L Poe

• 15:30: Towards a process view of algorithmic fairness. Stefan Kramer.

Session 5 - Privacy (WS chair: Mattia Cerrato)

• 15:45: Mental state classification using EEG signals: ethics, law and challenges. Remi Nahon, Nasim Bagheri Shouraki, Giovanna Varni, Enzo Tartaglione, Van-Tam Nguyen.

• 16:00: Coffee Break + Poster Session

• 16:30: Techniques to achieve anonymisation of health data: When are they sufficient to be considered as legally compliant? Fatma Sümeyra Doǧan, Soumia Zohra El Mestari, Marietjie Botes

• 16:45: Google Topics as a way out of the cookie dilemma? Marius Köppel, Jan-Philipp Muttach (né Stroscher)

• 17:00: Poster Session & Closing Remarks

Important information

Authors of accepted papers should give an oral or poster presentation at their workshop.

If you can't present your paper in presence, please notify your workshop organizers and fill in the online form linked below by Monday, September 11th, you’ll then receive further instructions: https://forms.gle/tEAADXS76N8Nq9yD6

1) Room equipment

- Each room is equipped with a computer connected to a slide projector and a microphone to amplify your voice. 

- The computer has an Internet connection. 

- A PDF reader and the Microsoft Office suite (e.g., PowerPoint) are installed.

- The computer in the room must be used for your presentation as it is configured for all required connections, e.g. microphone, projector, online streaming on Zoom Events. 

- You cannot use your own PC for the presentation. 

2) Presentation format

  - Please prepare your presentation in PDF or PPT(X) formats.

  - If you have additional multimedia material, such as a video, you are welcome to bring it as well, even though we cannot guarantee that all codecs and formats will be compatible.

  - No template is provided for presentations by the conference.

3) Poster format

- Please print your poster in A1 format, portrait. 

- No template is provided for posters by the conference.