The First International Conference on Building and Testing AI-supported Systems (SYSAI 2027)

13–17 June 2027 · Nice, France, France · Conference · 35 views

111 days left to submit. Deadline: 4 March 2027.

Conference details

  • StartsSunday, 13 June 2027
  • EndsThursday, 17 June 2027
  • Submission deadline4 March 2027
  • Location Nice, France, France
  • FormatConference
  • OrganiserDigital Transformation Research Society (DTRS)
  • ContactTaylor Peters — h0414@accor.com
  • Official site www.dtrsociety.org/sysai2027/
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About this conference

SYSAI 2027 explores the engineering of dependable AI systems, from hybrid neural-symbolic architectures to autonomous agents, focusing on testing, governance, compliance, safety, and scalable real-world deployment.

Highlights

SYSAI 2027 – DTR Society

The First International Conference on Building and Testing AI-supported Systems
Submission deadline: March 4, 2027
The International Conference on Building and Testing AI-supported Systems bridges the gap between theoretical hybrid reasoning and practical agentic framework implementation. It offers a dedicated space to establish standard, compliant, and dependable blueprints for tomorrow’s intelligent systems.
Multi-paradigm hybrid systems face new, systemic issues like logic-model misalignment, silent degradation, and unexpected runtime hallucinations. Engineers must completely rethink specifications, balancing statistical performance boundaries with hardcoded deterministic constraints. Autonomous agentic frameworks will run global infrastructure. These independent, multi-agent networks will execute tasks using complex commercial and open-source licenses. Managing these deployments requires entirely new workflows for software governance, liability engineering, and runtime isolation boundaries.
If you want to get involved beyond submitting an article, please consider organizing a workshop, a thematic session, or a demo. Details are available on the Event Satellites page.

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