Workshop Focus 

AI is changing the game when it comes to designing and managing software systems. By using artificial intelligence, we can make smarter architectural decisions, automate tedious architecting tasks, and create better, more efficient designs. The AISA workshop is all about bringing together experts and professionals to explore how AI can help with things like analyzing, designing, evaluating, evolving, and documenting software architectures. 

We will also dive into how AI can recommend the best architecture patterns, improve architecting practices, and even support continuous and self-adapting architectures. Topics on the table include using AI to generate architectures, automatically picking the right patterns, refactoring systems, enforcing security, and integrating AI into DevOps and MLOps workflows. 

The goal of the workshop is to spark conversations and collaborations between researchers and industry leaders, helping us tackle challenges, uncover new research opportunities, and find real-world applications for AI in software architecting.

Submission Guidelines

The AISA workshop invites two types of submissions:

• Full Research Papers: Presenting novel contributions concerning AI-assisted software architecting, including analysis, design, evaluation, evolution, and documentation of software architectures using AI techniques. The length of full papers should be a maximum of 12 pages, with up to 2 pages allowed for references only.

• Short/Position Papers: Presenting promising preliminary results, ongoing work, or research challenges related to the application of AI in software architecting. The length of short/position papers should be a maximum of 8 pages, with up to 2 pages allowed for references only.

Review Process:

• All submitted papers will be reviewed by at least two members of the Program/Organizing Committee (or their designated sub-reviewers).

• Selection of accepted papers will be based on the relevance, quality, and originality of the submissions.

• For each accepted paper, at least one (co)author is expected to attend the workshop and present the paper.

Formatting and Language:

• All papers must be written in English.

• Authors should follow the Springer LNCS style.

Important Dates and Submission Link

• New Paper submission:  02-06-2025 (AOE) 

• New Notification:   20-06-2025 (AOE) 

• New Camera ready:  27.06-2025 (AOE) 

• Submission Link: Easychair link  

Note:  A selection of best papers will be invited to submit extended versions for publication in a Special Section of an international journal.

Workshop Organizers