[agents] CFP: 21st International AAMAS Workshop on Trust in Agent Societies

[Jie Zhang]

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           21st International Workshop on Trust in Agent Societies
            https://sites.google.com/view/trust2019/


      Co-located with AAMAS 2019 (http://aamas2019.encs.concordia.ca/)
                   May 13-17, 2019, Montreal - Canada
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The AAMAS 2019 TRUST workshop will have the theme: The Whole World is
Watching.
The development of multiagent trust and reputation systems has been a
vibrant
topic of research at AAMAS conferences each year. This year, the workshop
will
aim to introduce our field of study to researchers in related subfields and
to
industrial representatives who may be attending the conference in order to
learn
more about AI. There has been increasing interest worldwide in the use of AI
within private and public sector organizations, and a common concern has
been
the trustworthiness of the systems being used.

As our current research is presented at this workshop, a new audience will
learn
about our field of study and what it entails. In addition to paper
presentations,
the workshop will include a guest speaker and a panel discussion on how
trust
modeling research has evolved over time.

Topics of interest include the following (a non-exclusive list):
- Trust and risk-aware decision making
- Game-theoretic models of trust
- Trust and security in the context of adversarial agents
- Deception and fraud, and its detection and prevention
- Intrusion resilience in trusted computing
- Reputation mechanisms
- Validating trust models
- Trust within socio-technical systems and organizations
- Socio-cognitive models of trust
- Trust within service-oriented architectures
- Human or agent trust in agent partners
- Trust in multi-robotic systems
- Trust within social networks
- Trust and ethics for multiagent systems
- Detecting and preventing collusion
- Improving transparency in multiagent systems
- Detecting and addressing mistrust of multiagent systems from human users
- Real-world applications of multiagent trust modeling

We welcome submissions of high-quality research addressing issues that are
clearly
relevant to trust, deception, reputation, security and control, from
theoretical,
applied and interdisciplinary perspectives. Submitted contributions should
be
original and not submitted elsewhere. Papers accepted for presentation must
be
relevant to the workshop and to demonstrate clear exposition, offering new
ideas
is suitable depth and detail. Papers will be a maximum of 12 single-columned
pages (Springer style), and submitted through the Easychair system:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=trust2019

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Important Dates

 o Submission deadline: February 26, 2019 (no extension)
 o Notification: March 21, 2019
 o Camera-ready deadline: March 29, 2019

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Organising Committee

 o Jie Zhang, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
 o Robin Cohen, University of Waterloo, Canada
 o Rino Falcone, ISTC-CNR, Roma, Italy
 o Athirai A. Irissappane, University of Washington, USA
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