Publications

Expert Update

Expert Update is the Group's own publication. It was originally paper-based but is now fully electronic.

Contents of recent issues

Conference Publications

The papers from the technical and application streams of conferences in the AI-20xx series are published by Springer-Verlag in the Research and Development in Intelligent Systems and Applications and Innovations in Intelligent Systems series, respectively. Since 1997 the refereed papers judged to be the best in each stream of the conference have been reprinted as a special issue of an international journal (originally in identical form, but since AI-2010 in expanded form).

Click here for information about previous Special Issues

AI Communications: Online

SGAI is a long-standing member of EurAi, the European Association for Artificial Intelligence (formerly ECCAI), an organisation which has member societies in virtually every country in both Western and Eastern Europe.

EurAi is now making the full text of its international journal AI Communications available free of charge to SGAI members via the world-wide web. All issues from volume 10 to the present are currently available. Other issues will be added on a regular basis.
The print version of AI Communications is also available to individual members of SGAI at a discounted rate.
An identifier and a password for accessing the AI Communications electronic archive have been sent to all paid-up SGAI members. New identifiers and passwords will be issued regularly.
When first accessing the system go to www.metapress.com and log in. There is an option for the system to remember your login.
Once logged in, you can go to the AI Communications site which is at
http://iospress.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=journal&issn=0921-7126 Alternatively, the address to access the current issue of AI Communications is:
http://iospress.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=issue&issn=0921-7126&issue=current Copies of papers can be downloaded directly from the website by logged in users.

Peterhouse College, Cambridge, the venue for AI-2026