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23 - 25 February, 2025 - Porto, Portugal

Within the 17th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence - ICAART 2025

CO-CHAIRS

	Michael Kölle Mobile and distributed Systems Group, LMU Munich Germany
Brief Bio Michael Kölle is a researcher currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Science, focusing on the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing. After obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Media Informatics in 2018, Mr. Kölle graduated with a Master’s degree in Computer Science in 2021, both from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany. Mr. Kölle's research primarily explores how quantum computing can be integrated with machine learning to develop innovative solutions within Quantum AI. This work aims to harness the computational powers of quantum technologies to address complex problems that are beyond the scope of classical computing methods. Alongside, Mr. Kölle is also deeply involved in studying Multi-Agent Systems, investigating how multiple intelligent agents can interact within a system to achieve individual or collective goals efficiently.

	Johan F. Hoorn Dept. of Computing & School of Design, HK PolyU Hong Kong https://www.polyu.edu.hk/en/comp/people/academic-staff/prof-hoorn-johan/
Brief Bio Prof. dr. dr. Johan F. Hoorn (D. Litt., D. Sc.) is an interfaculty full professor of Social Robotics in the School of Design and Dept. of Computing of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is the Associate Director of Research Institute for Quantum Technology (RIQT) at PolyU. Prof. Hoorn holds two PhD degrees: in Computer Science and in General Literature. Prof. Hoorn works in the field of logic/symbolic artificial intelligence, epistemics, theory of creativity, human-robot interaction, and the psychological aspects of humans interacting with technology. He has contributed to the understanding of how personality and emotion can be integrated into the design of robots and virtual agents, aiming to create more natural and engaging interactions between humans and machines. Hoorn's research intersects with areas such as affective computing, social robotics, and the development of computational models that simulate human-like behavior in artificial entities. His work in the area of emotional ambiguity and vagueness in affective decision making is oriented at quantum probability and computation. His latest work is dedicated to the quantum epistemics of the observer effect. Prof. Hoorn worked and published in the Humanities (Literature and Theatre), Design, Communication Science, Neuropsychology, Earth and Life Sciences, and Computer Science at various faculties and universities.

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