Session 1A (Lecture Hall A300) :
• “An Interpretable and Adaptive AI Governance Framework”; Ya Wang – Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China (DAP-2025-0113)
• “Dialoguing with AI: Leveraging AI for Insight Discovery (Case Study of Hallyu Tracker)”; Natalia Grincheva – University of the Arts Singapore, Singapore. (Submission #114)
• “Structural and Institutional Factors Influencing Organizational Adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Japan’s Case (2021–2024) in the Context of the Global Partnership on AI (GPAI) Project”; Masayo Fujimoto – Doshisha University, Japan. (Submission #112)

• Quantifying Bias and Variance in the Causal Inference of Large Language Models: Implications for Evidence-based Policy”; Fabian Leal-Villaseca – University of Technology Sydney, Australia, Hadi Mohasel Afshar – University of Technology Sydney, Australia, Roman Marchant – University of Technology Sydney, Australia. (Submission #134)
• “Convergence of AI-powered, Human-decided Policies in Problem-centered Policy Analysis”; Ebinezer Florano – University of the Philippines, Philippines, Raphael Justin Portuguez – University of the Philippines, Philippines. (Submission #108)

Chair(s):

Kairui Feng, Tongji University

Session 1B (Lecture Hall B80) :
• “A Multi-layer De-identification Framework for Psychiatric Audio Recordings: Balancing Clinical Utility and Privacy Protection”; Haojie Fu – Shanghai Research Institute for Intelligent Autonomous Systems, Tongji University, China, Ang Chen – Tongji University, China, Menxin Chen – Tongji University, China, Peiyu Zhang – Tongji University, China, – Tongji University, China, Bin Wang – Southwest University of Science and Technology, Xudong Zhao – Tongji University, China, Fazhan Chen – Tongji University School of Medicine, China. (DAP-2025-0131)
• “Leveraging AI for Improved Health Outcomes: The Case of Abu Dhabi Health Information Exchange (ADHIE)”; Victor Kabata – Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Submission #119) (Remote Presentation)
• “Shaping Higher Education in the AI Era: Institutional Perspectives on Generative AI Governance”; Wilson Wong – The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China, Angela Aristidou – University College London, United Kingdom. (Submission #130)
• “Innovation at the Crossroads: How Export Controls Reshape Chinese Corporate Innovation Portfolios”; Siqi Xie – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China, Xuan Zeng – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China, Masaru Yarime – Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China. (Submission #139)

Chair(s):

• Lei Zhao, Tongji University
• Jiazuo Hou, Tongji University

Session 2A (Lecture Hall A300) D&P Area Six Workshop Panel: Global Challenges and Dynamic Threats – Advancing Research Through an Asia-Pacific Lens

Speakers:
Zeynep Engin – Data for Policy CIC; University College London, United Kingdom
Masaru Yarime – The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China
Canhui Liu – University College London, United Kingdom
Anthony Bellotti – University of Nottingham Ningbo China, China

Chair:  Wilson Wong – The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

Session 2B (Lecture Hall B80) :
• “Dynamics of Social and Cultural Institutions in AI Governing: a PMC Study Based on China’s AI policy” ; Xinyang Zhao – Tongji University, School of Humanities, China, Xuefang Xie – Tongji University, School of Humanities, China, Chen Qu -Shanghai Research Institute for Intelligent Autonomous Systems, Tongji University, China. (DAP-2025-0114)
• “Loyal Algorithms: Data Restriction Rights and Fiduciary Duties as Cornerstones of High‑Risk AI Governance”; Hsuan Yu Liu – Washington University, United States. (Submission #123) (Remote Presentation)
• “Leveraging Large Language Models for Identifying Interpretable Linguistic Markers and Enhancing Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnostics”; Tingyu Mo – The University of Hong Kong, China, Jacqueline Ck Lam – The University of Hong Kong, China, Victor Ok Li – The University of Hong Kong, China, Lawrence Yl Cheung – The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China. (Submission #116)
• “When Robots Take the Wheel: How Chinese Taxi Drivers Navigate a Changing Employment Landscape”; Shidi Wang – Peking University, China, Gabriel Wagner – Peking University, Germany. (Submission #121)

Chair(s):

• Lei Zhao, Tongji University
• Shuo Jiang, Tongji University