1) Agentic AI Fundamentals
Topics include, but not limited to:
- Self-Regulation and Dynamic Adaptation: The Engine of Agentic Intelligence.
- Reward-Driven Learning: Reinforcement and Continuous Improvement.
- Long-Term Planning: Goal Setting and Strategic Execution.
- Human-Machine Collaboration: Integrating Oversight and Autonomy.
- Scalability and Integration: Building Flexible, Multi-Agent Ecosystems.
2) Twin Minds, twin agents’ collaboration
Topics in this track could include -but not limited to-:
- Digital Twins and Hybrid Intelligence: New Frontiers in Collaboration.
- From Assistive to Agentic: Evolving Roles in Human-AI Teams.
- Augmenting Human Capabilities: Real-Time Analysis and Adaptive Learning.
- Ethical Oversight and Strategic Direction: The Human Role in AI Partnerships.
- Mutual Theory of Mind: Building Trust and Understanding in Human-AI Interaction.
3) Emerging Agent/Gaming Technologies and Interactive Learning
Topics in this track could include -but not limited to-:
- Emerging trends in game development: AI-generated content and virtual worlds.
- Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in gaming and education.
- The role of blockchain and NFTs in gaming ecosystems.
- Human-AI collaboration in game design and storytelling.
- The impact of 5G and cloud gaming on the future of digital entertainment.
4) Secure Systems: Agentic AI, Digital Twins, and the Future of Digital Security
Topics in this track could include -but not limited to-:
- Exploring the Intersection of Agentic AI, Digital Twins, and Robust Cybersecurity for Autonomous and Resilient Digital Ecosystems.
- Securing Autonomy: Protecting Agentic AI and Digital Twins in a Hyperconnected World.
- Zero Trust for Twin Minds: Rethinking Identity and Access in AI-Driven Ecosystems.
- Adaptive Defenses: How Agentic AI Transforms Cybersecurity Operations.
- Resilient Intelligence: Building Robust, Self-Regulating AI Systems for Secure Digital Twins.
5) Ethics, Regulation, and Responsible Agents in the Digital Age
Topics in this track could include -but not limited to-:
- Ethical challenges in AI-driven agents, gaming and e-sports.
- Regulations and governance in competitive gaming and AI applications.
- Addressing addiction, mental health, and digital well-being in gaming and immersive learning environments.
- Data privacy and security challenges in digital environments.
- Promoting digital well-being and responsible agent initiatives.
The conference also welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that explore the intersections of education, healthcare, psychology, social sciences, and computing. Submissions highlighting digital wellness, accessibility, and inclusive design across AI, agent, and digital twin domains are especially encouraged.
