| Abstract Submission due: | Sep. 30, 2022, 23:59:59 (UPDATED) |
| Paper submission due: | Sep. 30, 2022, 23:59:59 (UPDATED) |
| Open acceptance Decisions: | Oct. 10, 2022, 00:00:00 (UPDATED) |
| Camera Ready submission due: | Nov. 27, 2022, 23:59:59 (UPDATED) |
1) How do we represent morals, ethics, facts, and values
so that both our humanity and AI easily understand and operate.
1-1) Examples of Moral, Ethics or Values difficult to automatically
understand (interpret) / operate for computers
1-2) format/notification candidates for the above 1-1) examples.
2) How can a computer operate and infer from such things
2-1) case fitting (concretization, abstraction and solution synthesis)
2-2) multi-length matching (lazy bound) and breadth-first search
3) Big Data solution for ontology and notation-fluctuation problems
4) Moral taboo and Scientific taboo
5) AND/OR/NOT(unprovable in a closed world such as of PROLOG)
6) Order of value (differrent by culture/person)
7) Citation of (the latest) external data from friends
8) Machine learning of inferrence/reasoning rules from natural language
questionnaires
*note* Abstract & Paper must be related to one of the above topics.