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Program at a glance
2026
Oct 12 2026, Monday
Time
ID
| Title |
Authors
14:15
PA-001
LLM Hallucination in High-Stakes Professional Domains: A Comparative Audit of Seven Models on Legal, Medical, and Educational Query Sets
Suvendu Sekhar Mohanty
14:30
PA-002
AI Catalyst for Quantum and Computational Chemistry
Ephraim Eliav
15:00
LT-001
Lecture on a research paper: ”Advances and Challenges in Foundation Agents: From Brain-Inspired Intelligence to Evolutionary, Collaborative, and Safe Systems” in Japanese
Yuki Shimizu
Oct 13 2026, Tuesday:
Time
ID
| Title |
Authors
10:10
OP-001
Opening talk
Kazuo Ohzeki
Keynote 1:
10:30
KN-001
Artificial Intimacy and Intelligence Illusions: Navigating Trust, Bias, and Sustainability in AI.
Veena Menezes and Amberlynn Menezes
Keynote 2:
11:15
KN-002
to be added
Daisuke Ishii
Lunch break
Session: AI for Science
14:00
FP-001
SSE: A Parameter-Efficient Training Recipe for Static Retrieval Embeddings
Rikka Botan
14:30
PP-001
Benchmarking and Rethinking Evaluation of Pre-trained Language Models for Automated Vulnerability Patching
Zanis Ali Khan and Seifeddine Bettaieb
15:00
PP-002
Think in English, Output in Japanese: Mitigating GPU Workloads through Translation Offloading
Kairi Nishio
15:30
FP-002
A Self-Reinforcing Neuroimmune Clearance–Pruning Loop and Its EEG Signature: A Spatially Graded Hypothesis for Autism Spectrum Disorder and Developmental Dyslexia, A Perspective
Günet Eroğlu
Oct 14 2026, Wednesday:
Time
ID
| Title |
Authors
10:10
OP-002
Opening message
Kazuo Ohzeki
Keynote 3:
10:00
KN-003
Technological Singularity: The Ultimate Trajectory of Recursive Self Improvement in Automated Science
Yatima Kagurazaka
Keynote 4:
10:45
KN-004
Building Trustworthy AI Systems: Reliability, Safety, and Human-AI Collaboration
Phani Rohitha Kaza
Session: AI Business
11:30
PP-003
Selling Connection, Selling Dependence: The Business Model of AI Companions
Veena Menezes and Amberlynn Menezes
Session: AI Assistant Research
12:00
PP-004
Reproducible, Traceable, and Robust, Yet Still Unwarranted: Toward Claim-Typed Falsification in AI-Assisted Research
Truong Xuan Khanh
Lunch break
Session: ADAS, Test, Traffic, Cut-in
Keynote 4:
14:30
KN-005
Beyond Black-Box AI: Closed-Loop Simulation and Open Standards for NextGeneration Systems
Stefan Alexander Schneider
15:15
FP-003
Evaluating Prompt Engineering Techniques for LLM-Based Test Case Generation in Automotive ADAS Development
Anastasios Zosimidis
15:45Coffee break
16:15
IN-001
DETERMINISTIC LOGICAL CORE ARCHITECTURE (DLCA) Decoupling Deterministic Logic from Probabilistic Language Interface
Daniel Thomas Price
16:45
PP-005
V2X-Based Cut-in Negotiation with Micro-Tip Protocol: A Cooperative Approach to Equitable Lane-Changing in Mixed Autonomous-Human Traffic
Kazuo Ohzeki
17:15
LT-002
AI Generated music
to be added
18:00
WD-001
Working Dinner
Chair
Oct 15 2026, Thursday:
Time
ID
| Title |
Authors
10:10
OP-002
Opening message
Kazuo Ohzeki
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