The Industry Symposium, a longstanding satellite event of the ICDCIT series since 2011, serves as a crucial bridge between industry and academia. Taking place from 8^th to 11^th January 2025 alongside the 21^st Edition of ICDCIT, the symposium explores “Societal Implications of GenAI: Upbringing of Future Talents”.

The symposium would focus on future trends in Generative AI, emerging challenges, and opportunities for research, innovation, and collaboration in this rapidly evolving field. Also, the symposium intends to create a road-map for the next gen talents development in the presence of GenAI’s.

The Societal Implications of GenAI : Upbringing of Future Talents would provide a platform for experts, industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions, share insights, and collaborate on addressing the complex challenges and opportunities presented by generative AI technologies for the technocrats.

The symposium embodies the spirit of exploration and collaboration, serving as a conduit for discussions, insights, and partnerships that pave the way for future innovations. It’s a platform where intellectual prowess converges with practical expertise, fostering an ecosystem where ideas translate into impactful solutions.

To facilitate discussions and advancements in the field, the following events are planned to bring industry experts and research community into the same platform :

• Key note talks
• Panel discussions

The symposium is meticulously crafted to benefit postgraduate students, research scholars, and professionals from academia and industry alike. Submitted chapters will undergo rigorous reviews, and the chosen ones will be featured in a book scheduled for publication by a renowned international publisher.

The submitted paper should have at least one author from Industry.

• Abstract Submission : August 20, 2024 – September 5, 2024
• Full Chapter: September 20, 2024
• Review result: October 20, 2024
• Camera Ready: November 20, 2024

To be created soon

The book will encompass a spectrum of topics in an around the symposium theme which may include

• Machine Learning Models
• Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
• Variational Autoencoders (VAEs)
• Threat/fraud in GenAI,
• Text, Music, Video , Image generation
• Ethical uses of GenAI in education.
• Content Biases of GenAI,
• Regulatory Framework for Gen I
• Reinforcement Learning and Generative Models
• Industrial Applications,
• Impact of GenAI in automobile sectors

Intended participants are required to submit their work along with one-page abstract. Authors are invited to electronically submit their chapters written in English, of up to 16 pages, presenting unpublished research results (not submitted elsewhere) relevant to the symposium theme. The papers should be submitted electronically through Easy Chair. The submitted chapters must have a similarity index of not more than 15% (including self). The similarity index will be checked at our end through turnitin.