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International Workshop on Sustainable Transition with AI
(STAI 2024)
Gaku Morio1,2 , Soh Young In3 , Young Joon Lee4 and Christopher D. Manning1
1
Stanford University, United States
2
Hitachi America Ltd., United States
3
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
4
Cheju Halla University, Republic of Korea
1. Preface
This article describes the front matter of the first International Workshop on Sustainable Transition
with AI (STAI 2024) collocated with the 33rd International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
(IJCAI 2024). The workshop was held in Jeju, Republic of Korea on August 5th, 2024.
STAI is a full-day event that explores the theory and application of artificial intelligence (AI) to
advance global and local sustainability initiatives. STAI spotlights the variety of AI topics including
natural language processing (NLP), computer vision (CV), agents, data science, and machine learning
(ML) in scrutinizing and enhancing sustainability communications. Beyond traditional applications of
AI, we focus on a broader spectrum of implications on how businesses, especially smaller entities, can
navigate the challenges of sustainability with the aid of AI. STAI attracts AI researchers, data scientists,
social scientists, companies of all sizes, and global and local policy makers.
We invited submissions especially related to three prongs of the theme: (i) robust data governance
(ii) corporate sustainability communications, and (iii) capacity building for small and medium-sized
enterprises. We encouraged authors to submit their papers to the either of the regular track or the
non-archival track. Papers submitted to the regular track are sufficiently original. The authors had
an option to submit a full paper or extended abstract. Papers submitted to the non-archival track are
not published in the workshop proceedings. All of the papers were peer-reviewed by the program
committee in a double-blind review process. We used OpenReview as a platform of reviewing.
We received 22 submissions. Out of these, 10 papers were accepted. 6 papers were desk-rejected
because they were either unrelated to the research topics of STAI or violated format regulations of
the paper. After the workshop, for the authors of extended abstract papers of the regular track, we
offered them to revise and extend the papers into short or full papers. We provided the authors with
the second review stage to keep the scientific quality, however, we received only 2 submissions and
the rest of the authors did not submit. In the second review stage, we peer-reviewd the papers in a
single-blind process. Finally, 4 regular track papers including 2 papers accepted in the second stage
review are included in this proceedings.
STAI also highlighted the invited talks and panel discussion. We had two invited talk speakers,
Peter J. Morgan (Asian Development Bank Institute) and Markus Leippold (University of Zurich). This
volume includes the abstract of the invited talk. The panel discussion welcomed Sang Hyup Kim
(Presidential Commission on Carbon Neutrality and Green Growth) as a moderator, Markus Leippold,
Peter J. Morgan, Christopher D. Manning, Soh Young In as the panelist.
Finally, we thank all the authors who submitted their paper, workshop attendees, and committee
members. We hope STAI will encourage new collaborations and community buildings.
STAI’24: International Workshop on Sustainable Transition with AI (Collocated with the 33rd International Joint Conference on
Artificial Intelligence 2024), August 05, 2024, Jeju, Republic of Korea.
Envelope-Open gaku@stanford.edu (G. Morio); si2131@kaist.ac.kr (S. Y. In); yj.lee@chu.ac.kr (Y. J. Lee); manning@stanford.edu
(C. D. Manning)
© 2024 Copyright for this paper by its authors. Use permitted under Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
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Gaku Morio, Soh Young In, Young Joon Lee, and Christopher D. Manning.
2. Committee
2.1. Organizing Committee
Soh Young In Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
Young Joon Lee Cheju Halla University, Republic of Korea
Gaku Morio Stanford University and Hitachi America, Ltd., United States
Christopher D. Manning Stanford University, United States
2.2. Program Co-Chairs
Chi Heem Wong Stanford University and Hitachi America, Ltd., United States
Dominik Stammbach ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Thomas Puschmann (Only first review stage) University of Zurich, Switzerland
Gaku Morio (Only second review stage) Stanford University and Hitachi America, Ltd., United States
2.3. Program Committee
Naoya Inoue Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Hiroaki Ozaki Hitachi, Ltd.
Yuta Koreeda Hitachi, Ltd.
Manish Singh Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huimin Zhuge Hitachi America, Ltd.
Anne J Sietsma Wageningen University
Neda Zarayeneh Hitachi America, Ltd.
Jingwei Ni ETH Zurich
Yongjun Chang Cheju Halla University
Misaki Mito Hitachi America, Ltd.
Aaron Yoon Northwestern University
Harri Rowlands InfluenceMap
Tianyi Wu Imperial College London
Yume Menghe Xu Tufts University
2.4. Publication Co-Chairs
Jungah (Isabella) Yoon University of Otago
2.5. Local Arrangement Co-Chairs
Yun Seok Hur Jeju National University
Yeo-Chan Yoon Jeju National University
Heejae Kim Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
2.6. Publicity Co-Chairs
Sang-Mook Lee Jeju National University
Sungjin Kim Cheju Halla University
Heeyeon Kim Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
2.7. Treasury Managers
Eun Hye Ha Cheju Halla University