SmartAIDa 2025

16 Jun Cork, Ireland
The 1st International Workshop on
Smart AI Models & Data Sharing and Monetisation.

About SmartAIDa

The 1st International Workshop on Smart AI Models and Data Sharing and Monetisation (SmartAIDa) aims to address the growing need for effective frameworks and technologies that enable the sharing, monetisation, and governance of AI models and datasets. As artificial intelligence becomes a cornerstone of innovation across industries, leveraging its full potential requires robust infrastructures, interoperability, and a focus on trust, security, and value creation.

The Workshop focuses on:

AI Model and Dataset Sharing: Developing frameworks, platforms, and tools to facilitate secure, ethical, and interoperable sharing of AI models and datasets.

Data Monetisation: Strategies for deriving economic value from datasets and AI models while ensuring compliance with data governance standards.

Trust and Governance: Addressing trust, accountability, and ethical challenges in data-sharing ecosystems.

Technology Infrastructure: Leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as blockchain, edge computing, and IoT to support secure AI model sharing and data exchange.

Applications and Use Cases: Exploring practical implementations in areas like healthcare, transportation, and finance.

SmartAIDa workshop is under the umbrella of IEEE SMARTCOMP 2025.



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Call for Papers

The workshop invites high-quality submissions addressing the challenges, opportunities, and innovations in sharing AI models and datasets and maximising the value derived from data through monetisation and trust frameworks.

We welcome original contributions that include,
but are not limited to:

  • AI model and dataset sharing
  • Standards and protocols for AI model interoperability.
  • Platforms and tools for dataset and model sharing in decentralised environments.
  • Ownership, attribution, and IP management for shared AI assets.
  • Technical and ethical challenges in model reuse and adaptation.
  • Valuation models for datasets and AI models based on quality and usage.
  • Incentive mechanisms for encouraging data and model sharing.
  • Use cases demonstrating successful data and model monetisation strategies.
  • Privacy-preserving techniques for shared data and models (e.g., differential privacy, homomorphic encryption).
  • Ensuring fairness and reducing bias in shared datasets and models.
  • Role of cloud, edge, and IoT systems in AI sharing ecosystems.
  • Applications of shared AI models in healthcare, transportation, finance, and other domains.
  • Case studies demonstrating the economic impact of shared data and models.
  • Practical challenges and solutions in deploying shared AI systems in production environments.
  • Economic and policy perspectives on data sharing and AI model monetisation.
  • Legal frameworks and regulations impacting AI model sharing.
  • Interdisciplinary approaches to addressing technical, ethical, and economic challenges.

For Authors

Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished research papers to the SmartAIDa workshop. Submissions should present novel contributions and should not be under consideration for publication in any other conference or journal. The workshop seeks state-of-the-art research and advancements in the area of Smart AI Models & Data Sharing and Monetisation.

Important Days

Submission deadline: March 30, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: April 30, 2025
Camera-ready deadline for workshop papers: May 18, 2025

Template and Format

Paper submissions should be no longer than 6 pages (10pt font, 2-column format), including text, figures, and tables using the IEEE conference template.

Submission

Papers must be submitted electronically as PDF files through the EDAS Online Application DAS Online Application..

If you do not have an EDAS account, please, register.

Authors of invited papers must submit their paper(s) using the EDAS dedicated online submission application.

All submitted papers will be subject to single blind peer reviews by Technical Program Committee members.

For further instructions on how to prepare your manuscript, please consult the IEEE Author Digital Toolbox.

Camera ready

The camera ready instructions TBD

For the accepted papers to be included in the proceedings, the camera-ready version must be submitted using the recommended format. Maximum workshop paper lenght is 6 pages and no extra page is allowed.

The final PDF has to conform to the requirements for publishing on IEEE Xplore. The submission link will take you to the verification tools provided by IEEE.

Publication

All accepted papers presented in the workshop will be published in the proceedings of the conference and published in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library and Scopus indexed.

Registration

Each accepted workshop paper requires a full SMARTCOMP registration (registration for workshops only is not available) Accepted papers must be presented in person by at least one author with a corresponding full registration. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in the exclusion of the paper from the final proceedings, the conference program, and from the IEEE Digital Library.

Keynote Speaker

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Jordi Arjona

Coordinator of the Distributed Systems Group
Instituto Tecnológico de Informática

Jordi Arjona holds a degree in Telecommunications Engineering from UPV and a Cum Laude PhD in Telematics Engineering from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and the IMDEA Networks Institute. He has had the opportunity to conduct research stays at the Institute for Computing Technology (ICT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and IBM India Research Labs. Professionally, before his PhD, he worked at Indra and as a junior researcher at UPV. Already as a PhD, he spent 2.5 years as a researcher at Nokia Bell Labs in Dublin, followed by nearly two years at Fundación Valenciaport and then at ITI, where he has been coordinating the research group in Distributed Systems since 2019. He has participated in over 40 research projects, including 15 European ones. In at least 10 regional projects, he has served as coordinator, as well as technical coordinator of the European project DATAMITE and a member of the Advisory Board for RECAP. Additionally, he has published over 20 articles in various international conferences and journals, and holds at least one international patent. His publications can be found here

Committees

The event is organised by a dedicated committee of experts and professionals in the field. The organisers are committed to fostering collaboration, sharing insights, and driving innovation.

Organisers

Dr. Andrea Visentin
Assistant Professor
University College Cork
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Prof. Barry O'Sullivan
Professor
University College Cork
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David Remon
Research Project Manager
Eclipse Foundation
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Schedule

To Be Announced

Venue

The workshop will take place at:
Munster Technological University (MTU)
Rossa Avenue, Bishopstown, Cork, Ireland,
T12 P928

Organisers & Partners