With the help of Almighty God and the dedicated efforts of the esteemed scientific and executive committee members, the Conference on Humanities and Artificial Intelligence—centered on exploring the interactions between various fields of humanities and the emerging technology of artificial intelligence—was successfully held.
This scholarly event, met with widespread enthusiasm from researchers and enthusiasts, received 127 academic papers from scholars, professors, and students across the country. Following a rigorous scientific review by the panel of judges, 58 papers were selected for final acceptance. Among these, 7 outstanding papers were chosen for oral presentation, which featured specialized and scientific lectures during the conference.
In addition to the main proceedings, 4 practical and specialized workshops were enthusiastically attended by participants. The workshop titles included:
- Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Law and Legal Practice
- Use of AI Tools in Research
- From Idea to Execution: Introduction to Chatbots and Prompt Writing Techniques
- Humanities Through the Lens of Data: Data Analysis Applications in the Humanities Enabled by AI
These workshops provided an excellent opportunity for participants to gain hands-on familiarity with the capabilities of AI across various humanities disciplines and, with the presence of experienced faculty members and experts, played a significant role in enhancing the scientific value of the conference.
The main themes of this conference were:
- Legal Systems and AI
- Psychology and AI
- Persian Language and Literature and AI
- Language Education, Translation Studies, and AI
- Geographical Studies and AI
- Sociology and AI
- Sports Sciences and AI
- Management, Economics, and AI
- Theology, Philosophy, and AI
- Cultural and Social Implications of AI in Humanities
- Foresight and Futures Studies in AI and the Humanities
- Ethical Considerations of AI in Humanities
- Mutual Impacts Between Humanities and Artificial Intelligence
The objective of the conference was to provide a platform for dialogue, exchange of ideas, and presentation of novel research achievements in the intersection of humanities and artificial intelligence—a burgeoning field that, despite its rapid technological advancement, still demands critical attention from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to all participants, researchers, professors, reviewers, and committee members whose dedicated efforts and solidarity led to the successful realization of this conference.
