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The eagerly anticipated First International Conference on AI-Enabled Sustainable Societies is set to unfold on the 28th and 29th of June 2024, promising to be a seminal event in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability. As we look toward the future, this conference stands as a pivotal gathering that will convene visionaries, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of AI in fostering sustainable societies.

The conference agenda encompasses an array of vital topics, including AI applications in environmental conservation, renewable energy, climate change mitigation, and the creation of resilient communities. Participants will engage in forward-thinking discussions, share insights, and delve into innovative solutions aimed at addressing the pressing challenges faced by societies in the 21st century.

With the dates set in late April, the conference will mark a significant juncture on the calendar for those passionate about the intersection of AI and sustainability. Attendees can anticipate thought-provoking keynote addresses, interactive workshops, and collaborative sessions that not only showcase the latest advancements in AI but also underscore its potential to drive positive, lasting change in our societies.

As the inaugural conference unfolds, it is expected to set the stage for future interdisciplinary collaborations, laying the groundwork for a future where AI plays a central role in creating and maintaining sustainable, resilient societies. The impact of this event is poised to resonate far beyond its dates, shaping the trajectory of AI development and its integration into the fabric of societies striving for a more sustainable and harmonious future.

Organizers

The conference is being jointly organized by VectMag owned by SPAST Foundation (Non-profit organization)  along with its Academic partners Neil Gogte Institute of Technology Hyderabad India and KMIT Group of Educational Institutions. The Conference features chairs and co-chairs from National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Tashkent State University Uzbekistan, Indian Institute of Technology, National Research Council Italy.