SAI4OID

Important dates

• Submission deadline: September 15, 2025
• Notification: October 6, 2025
• Camera-ready: October 13, 2025

Topics of interest

As digital ecosystems become increasingly influential in shaping public discourse and facilitating the rapid global dissemination of content, they also pose pressing challenges – particularly the spread of unverified information often driven by personal opinions and beliefs. This growing prevalence of misinformation contributes to the erosion of public trust and threatens social and political stability, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable AI-driven approaches to detect, understand, and mitigate online information disorder.

This workshop aims to bring together interdisciplinary researchers and practitioners to explore innovative AI-driven solutions that combat the growing challenges of misinformation, disinformation, and online manipulation. Emphasizing sustainability, the workshop will spotlight approaches that not only ensure effectiveness and fairness but also minimize environmental and social impact.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Misinformation and disinformation detection and mitigation
• Multimodal Fake News Detection
• Coordinated inauthentic behavior and Information Operations
• Content moderation strategies
• Online Knowledge Manipulation
• User behavior and engagement modeling
• Measuring and mitigating polarization
• Detecting and mitigating online extremism and propaganda
• Trust, influence and community dynamics
• Emotion, personality and identity in online discourse
• Influencer identification and community detection for movements
• Human-AI Feedback Loops
• Societies of LLMs and experimental LLMs studies
• Dataset and resources for studying Online Information Operations

Sustainability Focus: Submissions are especially encouraged to highlight green approaches - including energy-efficient methods, low-resource algorithms, and environmentally sustainable practices - in addressing the listed topics.

Instruction for submission

The workshop welcomes full research papers, but also discussion papers that have already been presented at a conference or published in a journal, and demo papers including experimental research, case studies and student research papers. Papers must be submitted electronically in standard IEEE Conference Proceedings format (max 6 pages, but you can purchase maximum 2 extra pages per accepted paper, see Article Templates). Submitted papers will undergo a peer-review process, coordinated by the International Program Committee. All accepted new contributions will be published in a companion volume of the IEEE WIC ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence (WI) (IEEE Xplore – Conference Table of Contents).