Conference Overview

The AI in Government and Academia Conference is a cross-sector event designed to foster collaboration between researchers, public servants, and technologists. It aims to explore how AI research can be translated into practical applications within public services. This event is the third in-person gathering of the AI Community.

The conference is inspired by the AI Opportunities Action Plan and is co-chaired by Tommaso Spinelli and Professor Keeley Crockett from Manchester Metropolitan University. It is hosted by GDS (DSIT) and MMU, highlighting the partnership between government and academia in advancing AI.

The event will take place in Manchester on Thursday, September 11, 2025. It offers a platform for sharing insights, discussing challenges, and showcasing innovative AI solutions for the public sector.

Call for Papers

The conference organizers are currently inviting paper submissions on a range of AI-related topics. These topics include Responsible AI and public trust, AI for public policy and services, new technologies and case studies, human-machine collaboration, and AI safety, risk, and sustainability.

The deadline for submissions is Friday, August 15, 2025. Submitted papers should be a maximum of 10 pages in length and will undergo a peer-review process to ensure quality and relevance.

Selected authors will have the opportunity to present their work at the conference. Furthermore, accepted papers may be published in the AI Insights series on GOV.UK, providing wider dissemination of research findings.

Important Dates and Location

Mark your calendars! The AI in Government and Academia Conference will be held on Thursday, September 11, 2025. This date is crucial for those planning to attend or submit papers.

The conference will take place in Manchester. The specific venue details will be provided to registered attendees closer to the event date. Check the conference website for updates.

The paper submission deadline is Friday, August 15, 2025. Ensure your submissions are completed and sent in by this date to be considered for presentation and publication.

Submission Guidelines and Resources

Authors preparing to submit papers should adhere to the specified guidelines. Submissions must be a maximum of 10 pages in length and should address one or more of the conference themes.

A paper template is available for download on the conference page to assist authors in formatting their submissions correctly. Use this template to ensure consistency and adherence to the required style.

For more detailed information about the conference and the submission process, refer to the conference page and the blog post by Tommaso Spinelli. These resources provide valuable insights and updates.

• Conference Page: https://lnkd.in/d42f4T_u
• Blog Post: https://lnkd.in/dkSwpcgg