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3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence & Data Science 2027

AI research, responsible innovation and practical agent governance in Singapore

ICADS 2027 in Singapore: AI and data-science research, responsible AI and practical agent workshops. Main conference 8–9 April; workshops 10 April. Bitnxt media partner.

Date TentativeVenue TentativeRegistration OpenAgenda PreliminarySubmitted for ReviewUpdated 7 Nov 2026 Primary Source
April 8–10, 2027 · 3 days
Time TBA · UTC+8
Crowne Plaza Changi Airport, Singapore, Singapore
In-person

US$299 advertised: local-student conference-only category · Taxes and fees may apply

ICADS 2027 Singapore — 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence & Data Science, April 8–10, 2027

About This Event

300+; not a confirmed attendance count or venue capacity

Organizer-promoted attendance

Organizer projection

The 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (ICADS 2027), organized by Aver Conferences, is advertised for 8–10 April 2027 in Singapore. The main conference runs on 8–9 April, followed by workshops on 10 April. The organizer names Crowne Plaza Changi Airport as the venue. Bitnxt is a media partner.

What the conference covers

ICADS brings together researchers, practitioners, academics and students to explore the development and application of AI and data science. The published scientific tracks include:

  • AI and machine learning: transformers, diffusion models, self-supervised learning, explainable AI, large language models, multimodal systems and federated learning.
  • Responsible AI: bias and fairness, privacy-preserving methods, regulatory compliance, deepfake detection and sustainable AI.
  • Business and industry: predictive analytics, financial fraud detection, risk management, algorithmic trading, healthcare applications and supply-chain automation.
  • AI agents and cybersecurity: threat detection, adversarial attacks, human oversight, tool permissions and autonomous-system readiness.
  • Emerging applications: generative content, human–AI collaboration, robotics, smart cities, education and AI’s role in Web3.

These are published research themes, not a guarantee that each topic will appear as a dedicated session in the final timetable.

Two practical AI-agent workshops

Does It Actually Work?

Led by Ass. Prof. Oussama H. Hamid of Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE, this advertised 3.5-hour hands-on workshop focuses on evaluating, red-teaming and governing AI agents before production. Published modules cover architecture and planning, empirical evaluation, prompt-injection risks, least-privilege tool access, human approvals and deployment readiness. The organizer describes a practical readiness framework as a workshop outcome.

When Should Your AI Say No?

Dr. Momina Moetesum of NUST, Pakistan, leads an advertised three-hour, scenario-based workshop on deciding when an agent should act, ask, escalate or refuse. Participants work through decision mapping, risk and reversibility, human handoffs and a one-page decision policy. No programming experience is required; familiarity with generative AI is helpful. Confirm session placement and whether your selected ticket includes the workshop before registering.

Who may find it useful

  • Researchers and postgraduate students: compare research directions and consider oral or poster submission through the organizer’s abstract process.
  • AI, software and data teams: assess agent evaluation, permission controls, monitoring and practical deployment questions.
  • Product leaders and governance professionals: explore how to define appropriate autonomy and design workable human oversight.
  • Fintech and Web3 builders: investigate the published finance, privacy, decentralized-AI and Web3 themes without assuming this is a dedicated blockchain conference.

Why this is relevant to Bitnxt readers

AI-driven analytics, fraud detection and agent governance intersect with digital-asset products and financial technology. For background before attending, follow Bitnxt’s AI and blockchain news. To build a list of questions about research, products and leadership, explore our founder and industry interviews. Readers comparing conference opportunities can browse upcoming crypto, blockchain and technology events.

Registration and visit-planning checklist

  • Choose the correct category: speaker, poster, delegate, student, local-student and one-day options have different conditions and prices.
  • Check workshop access: conference-only admission and conference-plus-workshop packages are distinct.
  • Understand the starting price: the advertised US$299 applies specifically to the local-student conference-only category, not general delegate admission or all three days. Confirm eligibility, inclusions, taxes, fees and the final payable total directly with the organizer.
  • Budget separately: accommodation, accompanying-person options and other additions can increase the total.
  • Confirm before travel: request the latest timetable, venue confirmation, cancellation terms and any visa documentation requirements before making non-refundable arrangements.
  • Prepare an outcome: bring a research question, an agent-evaluation checklist or a product use case to guide the sessions and discussions you choose.

Information and verification note

Sources reviewed on 6 November 2026. Current organizer pages advertise Singapore on 8–10 April 2027. Earlier reported references to February 2027 in Dubai remain unresolved; the organizer’s previous-edition page separately describes Dubai on 12–13 February 2026. The listed hotel address does not independently confirm the event booking. Speaker participation, final hours, attendance and sponsorship should be reconfirmed. Promotional attendance figures are organizer projections, not verified registrations. Bitnxt’s media partnership is separate from event verification and does not guarantee program delivery or ticket terms.

Agenda

Preliminary Agenda

Preliminary agenda — sessions and timings may change.

1

8–9 April 2027 — Main conference (organizer-advertised) Research and industry discussions across AI, machine learning, responsible AI, business analytics, cybersecurity and emerging applications. Authors are invited to submit abstracts for oral or poster presentations. Final session order, presentation assignments and daily opening/closing times require organizer confirmation. 10 April 2027 — Workshop day (organizer-advertised) Workshop 1: “Does It Actually Work? Evaluating, Red-Teaming & Governing AI Agents Before They Reach Production.” Director: Ass. Prof. Oussama H. Hamid, HCT, UAE. Advertised duration: 3.5 hours. Modules: agent architecture, empirical evaluation, adversarial testing, tool permissions, human approvals and pre-production readiness. Workshop 2: “When Should Your AI Say No? Designing AI Agents That Know Where to Stop.” Director: Dr. Momina Moetesum, NUST, Pakistan. Advertised duration: 3 hours. Scenario-based exercises on decision mapping, reversibility, Act / Ask / Escalate / Refuse and a one-page decision policy; no coding required. The individual workshop start times and any overlap are not confirmed. Do not assume both workshops are included in one pass or can both be attended. Check admission and the final timetable with the organizer. The program page is a brochure-request form, not an independently reviewed final agenda.

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Verified Announced Speakers & Moderators

Announced

This list is partial and reflects participation announced publicly by the speakers' firms.

Keynote speaker, University of Canberra, Australia

Keynote speaker; CEO, SOEBIT Cybersecurity, Netherlands

Keynote speaker; Assistant Professor, HCT, United Arab Emirates

International speaker; Head of Software Engineering, NUST, Pakistan

International speaker, Mediaplus Group, Germany

International speaker; Founder, life michael, Israel

Keynote speaker; Professor in Information Sciences, Kuwait

Who Attends

Developers / BuildersBrands and EnterprisesOther

Topics & Themes

Culture

Artificial Intelligence

Other

Other

Sponsors & Partners

To Be Announced

Refer to the official event website for edition-specific sponsor confirmations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources & Verification

Organizer homepage

Supports: Advertised third edition: Singapore, conference April 8–9 and workshop April 10, 2027; organizer-promoted attendance.

Registration categories

Supports: Paid categories and package distinctions. Local Student conference-only advertised at USD 299 per participant, excluding optional additions; USD 499 is struck through. Other packages have different prices.

Venue page

Supports: Organizer names Crowne Plaza Changi and its address; event booking not independently confirmed.

Hotel address

Supports: Hotel name and address only; not confirmation of conference booking.

Conference overview

Supports: Singapore dates, AI and data-science scope and intended audience.

2027 speakers

Supports: Organizer-announced speakers and roles; attendance not independently confirmed. Kassem Saleh now explicitly listed as a keynote speaker.

Program and brochure request

Supports: Brochure request form; final timetable not independently reviewed.

Scientific tracks

Supports: AI, machine learning, responsible AI and data-science topics; not a timed agenda.

Media partners

Supports: Media-partner list, not verification of named 2027 sponsors.

Organizer contact

Supports: Public event contact and Aver Conferences organizer identity.

Previous Dubai edition

Supports: Explicitly describes the second edition held February 12–13, 2026 in Dubai; does not establish what happened to reported February 2027 Dubai references.

AI-agent evaluation workshop

Supports: Published director, advertised 3.5-hour duration, technical modules and intended learning outcomes.

AI-agent decision-policy workshop

Supports: Published director, advertised three-hour format, no-coding prerequisite and Act / Ask / Escalate / Refuse framework.

Event Updates

Plan Your Visit

75 Airport Boulevard, #01-01, Singapore 819664

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Tickets & Registration

The registration page currently advertises US$299 per person specifically for Local Student, Conference Only (not the general delegate rate and not conference plus workshop). Eligibility, inclusions and the payable total must be reconfirmed with the organizer. This excludes optional accommodation and other add-ons and is not a guaranteed final checkout price. Multiple paid categories include speaker, poster, delegate, student, local-student and one-day participation, with conference-only and conference-plus-workshop options. Homepage and registration-page amounts vary by category or package; check the official registration page before paying.

Hosted By

Aver Conferences

International conference organizer. Registration assistance is also available through the support contact shown on the official registration page.

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