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Moderator

Keynote 1

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Educational Backgrounds

  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, University of Mataram, Indonesia.
  • Master’s degree in Information Technology, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.
  • Ph.D. in Technology Management, Economics, and Policy, Seoul National University, South Korea.

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Research Interests

  • Internet of Things (IoT), Smart City, Smart Energy Systems, Information Technology, Data Analytics, and Intelligent Systems.
  • His research includes IoT-enabled architectures, smart energy auditing, solar-powered systems, hydroponics, wireless sensor networks, and intelligent information systems.

Achievements

  • Recipient of the SeAH Fellowship Award, South Korea.
  • Published research in Scopus-indexed international journals and conferences.
  • Speaker at international academic events in Indonesia and South Korea.
  • Director of the Office of International Affairs, University of Mataram.
  • Former Head and Vice Rector for Academic Affairs at STMIK Lombok.

Wayan Agus Arimbawa, Ph.D.

Moderator

Lecturer,

Universitas Mataram

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Keynote 1

Online

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Educational Backgrounds

  • B.S. degree from the Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei, Taiwan.
  • M.S. degree from the Institute of Computer Engineering, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei, Taiwan.
  • Ph.D. degree from the Department of Applied Mathematics (Computer Science), National Chung Hsing University, 1998.

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Research Interests

Network technology, deep learning, machine learning, IoT and data analysis, and applications of Artificial Intelligence.

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Achievements

  • Held senior leadership roles at Chaoyang University of Technology, including Department Chair (2005–2007), Dean of the Informatics College (2007–2015), and Executive Director of the Research Office (2015–2017).
  • Served in prominent professional leadership positions, including President of the Taiwanese Association for Consumer Electronics (2012–2014), IEEE Steering Committee member, and Executive Director of IET Taipei Network; became a Fellow of IET in 2011.
  • Held international visiting appointments at the University of Central Florida (2012), University of Aizu, Japan (2017), and in Germany (2022).
  • Ranked among the top 2% of scientists/scholars globally in the information field and in AI, engineering, and operations research (Scopus) for four consecutive years.
  • Published hundreds of SCI journal papers and served as editor/associate editor for numerous journals and as chief organizer of multiple conferences.

Prof. Rung Ching Chen

Keynote Speaker

Professor,

Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan

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QA Session Keynote 1

Questioner : Ryan

Affiliation : Universitas Mataram

Question : Is there a multi-objective framework that provides a better approach to agentic AI and computing?

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QA Session Keynote 1

Questioner : Hazriani

Affiliation : Universitas Handayani

Question :

Thank you very much for the insightful presentation

1. What is the relationship between Agentic-AI and Context-Aware Ubiquitous Computing tech?

2. How about the computation issues? How do the issues handled in you ADAS project?

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QA Session Keynote 1

Questioner : Wayan Agus Arimbawa, Ph.D.

Affiliation : Universitas Mataram

Question :

how agentic AI will become in the future? not only on the car side or at home but for all consumer side? as now the AI equipment is being cheaper for users

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Moderator

Keynote 2

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Educational Backgrounds

  • Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in English Language Teaching, IKIP Mataram.
  • Master of Education (M.Ed.) in English Language Teaching, IKIP Mataram.
  • PhD Student in Education, specializing in English Language Teaching, AUC Malaysia.

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Research Interests

English Language Teaching, Tourism and Hospitality Education, Tourism Communication, Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Interpretation, Tourism Training and Competency Development, and Digital Tourism Marketing.

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Achievements

She is a Master Trainer for International and ASEAN Standard In-Company Trainers, a GSTC-certified professional in Sustainable Tourism, a Certified ASEAN National Trainer, a Certified Hospitality Educator, and a licensed professional tour guide. She has also participated in international professional development programs in Singapore, Taiwan, the UK, Australia, and Indonesia.

Lecturer,

Poltekpar Lombok

Endang Sri Wahyuni, S.Pd., M.Pd., CHE.

Moderator

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Keynote 2

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Prof. Marc Hasselwander

Keynote Speaker

Research Associate and Lecturer,

Technische Universitat Berlin, Germany

Dr Marc Hasselwander is a Research Associate and Lecturer at Technische Universität Berlin, and a Visiting Researcher at the University of Oxford (Sep–Nov 2025). He studies consumer behavior and the acceptance of new technologies in the transport sector, with a particular focus on the Global South. His publications feature empirical work from Latin America, Africa, and Asia.

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Position: Research Associate and Lecturer

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Organization: Technical University of Berlin

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QA Session Keynote 2

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DAY 2

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Moderator

Keynote 3

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Educational backgrounds

  • Diploma IV (Bachelor's equivalent), Government Studies — Institute of Public Administration (Institut Pemerintahan Dalam Negeri/IPDN), graduated September 2007
  • Master's Degree, Government Law — University of Mataram, graduated 2012
  • Master's Degree, Public Administration (Management) — Flinders University, Australia, graduated 2018

Professional Experience

  • Head of Sub-Division for Personnel Procurement, Regional Civil Service Agency (Badan Kepegawaian Daerah), West Lombok Regency — 2012–2020
  • District Secretary, Labuapi Sub-District (Kecamatan Labuapi), West Lombok Regency — 2020–2021
  • Head of Regional Property Management Division, Regional Finance and Asset Management Agency (Badan Pengelolaan Keuangan dan Aset Daerah), West Lombok Regency — 2021–2023
  • Head of Protocol and Leadership Communications Bureau, Regional Secretariat (Sekretariat Daerah), West Lombok Regency — 2023–2025
  • Head of Department, Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (Dinas Kelautan dan Perikanan), West Lombok Regency — 2025
  • Head of Department, Department of Communication, Informatics, and Statistics (Dinas Komunikasi, Informatika, dan Statistik), West Lombok Regency — 2025–present

Rizky B. Adam, S.STP., M.H., MPubAdmin (Mgmt)

Moderator

Head of the Department of Communication, Informatics, and Statistics, Lombok Barat

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Keynote 3

Online

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Dr. Simon Hodson

Executive Director,

CODATA, France

Keynote Speaker

Research Interests

Data Policy, Research Data Management, FAIR Data, Open Science, Research Data Infrastructure, and Data Interoperability, with particular expertise in developing policies, frameworks, and international initiatives to advance FAIR and open research data.

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Expertise: FAIR Data, Open Science, Research Data Policy, and Data Infrastructure and Interoperability.

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Key Achievements

  • Executive Director of CODATA since 2013
  • Coordinator of the WorldFAIR / WorldFAIR+ initiatives
  • Chair of the European Commission Expert Group on FAIR Data
  • Vice-Chair of the UNESCO Open Science Advisory Committee
  • Coordinator of CDIF4EOSC, advancing FAIR data integration in EOSC

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QA Session Keynote 3

Questioner : Budi Nugroho

Affiliation : BRIN

Question : For research institution like us which having so many kind of data with very huge size amount of data, is there any suggestion from you to handling the massive dataset with possibly the most practical methodology or technique without overwhelmed by the legacy standard available?

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QA Session Keynote 3

Questioner : Rizky B. Adam

Affiliation : Department of Communication, Informatics, and Statistics, Lombok Barat

Question : is there any standardization of data committee in France? that we can imply in Indonesia

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QA Session Keynote 3

Questioner : Esa Prakasa

Affiliation : BRIN

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QA Session Keynote 3

Questioner : Wiwin Suwarningsih

Affiliation : BRIN

Question : Dr. Simon Hodson, for the excellent presentation. Given that Agentic AI can autonomously discover, access, and combine data from different domains, could CDIF evolve from a framework for data interoperability into an interoperability layer for AI agents? Specifically, what standards or mechanisms are needed to prevent autonomous agents from misinterpreting heterogeneous data or making decisions based on semantically incompatible datasets?

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Moderator

Keynote 4

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Educational Backgrounds

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Technology, Universitas Djuanda, Indonesia
  • Master’s Degree in Information Technology for Libraries, IPB University, Indonesia.
  • Doctoral Degree in Computer Science, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia**

Research Interests

Artificial intelligence adoption, information systems and database development with a focus on fish metabolite databases, and spatiotemporal analysis for predicting water body.

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Research Experience

  • 2022 — Digital Libraries for Research Support Services:
  • 2023 — Development of Metabolomics Database of Fishery Products
  • 2024–2026 — Spatiotemporal Analysis of Surface Water
  • 2025–2026 — Digital Epidemiology for Infectious Disease Monitoring
  • 2026 — Analysis of AI Utilization in Indonesia’s Research Ecosystem: A National Survey for Big Data-Driven Policy

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Dr. Ira Maryati, S.TP., M.P

Moderator

Young Researcher, Member of Information Retrieval Research Group,

National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN),

Republic of Indonesia

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Keynote 4

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Educational Backgrounds

  • Diploma Ingenieur in Electrical Engineering/Microelectronics from Georg-Simon-Ohm Fachhochschule Nürnberg, Germany, 1994–2001.
  • Master of Science (M.Sc.) in System Design and Technology from Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany, 2001–2003.
  • Doctoral degree (Ph.D./S3) in Electrical Engineering from Universitas Indonesia (FTUI), 2013–2017.

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Research Interests

Natural Language Processing, Speech Recognition / Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), AI/ML, IT Project Management, and Research Methodology

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Achievements

  • Team member of the formulation of STRANAS KA Indonesia (2020).
  • Developer of the BPPT COVID-19 monitoring application (2020).
  • Coordinator of Artificial Intelligence at PTIK BPPT (2021).
  • Vice Chairperson of KORIKA – AI Innovation Program (2023–2025).
  • Member of the drafting team for the Indonesian AI Roadmap White Paper – Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (2025).
  • Technical Expert at KORIKA for the AI Safety Institute of Indonesia (AISII) (2026).

Dr. Dipl.Ing (FH) Asril Jarin, M.Sc

Senior Researcher, Member of NLP Research Group,

National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN),

Republic of Indonesia

Keynote Speaker

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QA Session Keynote 4

Wiwin suwarningsih

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Thank you, Dr. Asril, for this excellent and insightful presentation. You highlighted that responsible Agentic AI requires continuous assurance throughout the entire lifecycle, including data provenance, model robustness, monitoring, human oversight, and mechanisms such as action logs and rollback. My question is: how can we operationalize these safeguards when an AI agent is given increasing autonomy, particularly in high-impact domains such as healthcare? Is it possible to define a measurable threshold that determines when an agent can move from ‘recommend’ to ‘write/modify’ or even ‘execute/control’ without human approval?

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QA Session Keynote 4

Kuncahyo Setyo Nugroho

Thank you, Dr. Asril, for the insightful presentation. You emphasized that responsible Agentic AI should consider the entire lifecycle, from data and intelligence to agency and ultimately to societal impact. Given your expertise in NLP, particularly in Speech Processing, I would like to connect this with the issue of low-resource languages. In Indonesia, many local languages have very limited digital data and are rarely represented in AI models. If an Agentic AI system performs very well for high-resource languages but has limited understanding of these local languages, it may not only produce inaccurate responses, but could also make inappropriate decisions or actions. So, can we still consider such an AI system responsible and inclusive? And how should low-resource language capabilities be incorporated into the assurance and autonomy of Agentic AI?

(Kuncahyo, BINUS University)

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QA Session Keynote 4

Questioner : Prof. Marc Hasselwander

Affiliation : Technische Universitat Berlin, Germany

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Question : What is the current status of Indonesia as research agency that has good insight? and how prepared Indonesia to be the pioneer or governing and regulating agentic AI?

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QA Session Keynote 4

Questioner : Ryan

Affiliation : Mataram University

Question : what is the highly efficient way to improve skill or capability for the future experts so the skills will not be dull in AI era that now experts also use AI that will make the “comfortable” for the tools?

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peraturan paper presentation

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