In October, prof. Katarzyna Kaczmarek-Majer and Marcin Ostrowski participated in the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI 2025), held in Bologna, Italy.
Marcin Ostrowski presented paper “Beyond Static Importance: Quantifying Stability and Distribution Drift”. The conference provided an excellent platform to discuss research on the temporal stability of machine learning explanations and to receive valuable feedback from the international AI community.
ExplainMe team co-organized the EXPLIMED workshop. Proceedings are available under this link:
Beyond the presentation, ECAI 2025 offered a unique opportunity to engage with researchers from around the world, including both early-career scientists and established experts in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Numerous discussions, both formal and informal, enabled a fruitful exchange of ideas and perspectives, which proved inspiring and contributed to the further development of my research directions. The conference was also an enriching cultural experience, taking place in the historic city of Bologna, where the welcoming atmosphere and renowned Italian cuisine created an ideal setting for networking and collaboration.
