The goal of WoRTH_AI -- Workshop on Responsible Technology and Human-Centered AI Engineering -- is to share,  discuss, debate, and propose advances both to SE4HAI and HAI4SE, emphasizing the premise that a responsible Human-Artificial Intelligence (HAI) based software should improve and facilitate the humans' activities and not to cut-out their workforce. For one-day programming, we invite researchers and practitioners to consider submitting their technical papers on SE4HAI (Software Engineering For Human-Artificial Intelligence) and HAI4SE (Human-Artificial Intelligence For Software Engineering).

Submission Guidelines

The paper submission process for WoRTH 2025 follows the submission instructions for the main conference, which are available at HHAI2025 Submission Instructions.

All submissions must be written in English and double-blind.  Thus, the paper cannot contain any trace of the authors' identities, such as names, affiliations, acknowledgments, and references. All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. 

Articles must be a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 14 pages, including references. The abstract must be a maximum of 200 words. Authors can find the LaTeX template here.

All submissions should adhere to CEUR-WS umbrella. We intend to publish the WoRTH Proceedings under CEUR-WS Guidelines. 

Authors should submit their work in PDF format via EasyChair (see the button below). The review process will only consider contributions that include both abstracts and papers.

List of Topics

• Software processes to develop and evolve responsible HAI systems.

• Responsibility, ethics, fairness, transparency, accountability, sustainability, reliability, and explainability in developing and evolving responsible HAI systems. 

• Governance of HAI  software ecosystems.

• Impact of the responsible use of LLMs in software process activities, such as requirement elicitation, modeling, designing, coding, testing, and deployment of HAI systems.

• Quality assurance of HAI software.

• HAI software requirement engineering.

• HAI software UI/UX design.

• HAI software modeling and designing.

• HAI software architecture.

• HAI software testing.

• CI/CD, DevOps, MLOps, and AIOps of HAI.

• Energy sustainability of HAI system lifecycle.

• ... and other related topics.

Committees

Program Committee

• Under construction.

Organizing Committee

• Humberto Torres Marques-Neto, PUC Minas, Brazil

• Jussara M. Almeida, UFMG, Brazil

• Davide Bacciu, University of Pisa, Italy

• Daniele Quercia,  Nokia Bell Labs, United Kingdom

Venue

The conference will be held at the University of Pisa (Sapienza), co-located with the HHAI2025 Conference.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to humberto@pucminas.br