Autonomous Agents for Social Good 2022

May 10th 3-6 Auckland time (May 9th 11-14 ET)
Virtual

News

• [New!! May 5th] The registration is open and completely free!! Please register to receive the meeting information and we will send a reminder prior to the workshop start time to all the participants. Look forward to seeing you all soon.
• [Apr 28th 2022] The workshop schedule is announced and it is FREE for all participants!!
• [Apr 18th 2022] The workshop is scheduled on May 10th 3-6 Auckland time (May 9th 11-14 ET)
• [Mar 8th 2022] The acceptance notification will be announced on March 13th, 2022 AOE. We are working on collecting feedback from our program committees and will announce the decision soon. We sincerely appologize for any delay in notification.
• [Feb 2nd 2022] The submission deadline is extended to February 19th, 2022 AOE. Please refer to call for papers for more details!
• [Feb 1st 2022] The workshop has no archival proceedings. We welcome both preliminary works and published works with interesting finding to submit to the workshop!
• [Dec 14th 2021] Submission is open from now until January 30th, 2022 AOE.
• [Dec 13th 2021] The workshop will be held virtually with AAMAS 2022.

Workshop Introduction

This is the official website of the 3rd International Workshop on Autonomous Agents for Social Good (AASG) 2022, which is co-located with AAMAS 2022.

This workshop aims to highlight the role of multi-agent systems (MAS) in social challenges. The goal of this workshop is to identify new MAS problems in the social domain, develop novel MAS solutions to resolve social challenges, and learn from the real-world deployment of MAS solutions in societies. This workshop expects to broaden the focus of MAS in social challenges and increase the diversity of MAS research.

We are working on inviting NGOs (non-government organizations) from New Zealand and other countries to share the social challenges faced by different parts of the world. We believe the engagement with practitioners and stakeholders is the best way to push research in social good forward. This workshop aims to provide an opportunity for MAS researchers to exchange ideas and solutions with NGOs to tackle social challenges.

Some social challenges of interests include but not limited to: public health, conservation, and human right. Please see call for papers for more details.