Call for papers
We solicit submissions across the entire spectrum of the application of AI techniques to RE. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- RE quality models and their automation
- Natural language processing and comprehension
- Natural language semantics, understanding and generation
- Machine learning techniques including supervised, unsupervised, and machine-human interactions
- Artificial neural networks, deep learning
- Large language models and generative AI for RE practices
- Detection of uncertainties and ambiguities
- Logic-based reasoning techniques
- Knowledge acquisition and representation
- Agent-based solutions
- Problem solving and decision making support mechanisms
- Optimization techniques
- Automated approaches for prioritization
- RE for machine learning-based systems
- RE to support explainable AI
- RE for AI-based safety-critical systems
- RE for energy-efficient and sustainable AI
- Agentic RE
- Multi-modal requirements and their automation
- AI-assisted requirements creativity and augmentation
- Automated translation of goals and intents into requirements
The following types of papers are possible (page limits include references):
Research Papers
Short: max 4 pages; long: max. 7 to 10 pages. These papers should describe ongoing research within the entire spectrum of AI and RE and can describe either a new technical solution or an empirical evaluation. Short papers present preliminary work or research previews, while long papers present more advanced yet ongoing studies.
Position Papers
Max 4 pages. These papers serve to foster discussion on emerging, relevant topics in the field.
Demo Papers
Max 2 pages, plus 2 pages for screenshots. These papers describe a novel tool for AI and RE and describe a plan for demonstrating the tool at the workshop.
Experience papers
Short: max 4 pages; long: max. 7 to 10 pages. These papers should describe experiences, challenges, or lessons learned from practice. They shall inform the participants about real-world issues on which the research should focus.
Lightning Talks
Max 1 page. A lightning talk is a very short presentation lasting only a few minutes on related topic (we would be looking for controversial topics, Industry experiences, etc).
Evaluation criteria
The following high-level quality criteria guide the peer-review process:
- Suitability: submitted papers need to be in the context of requirements engineering and either employ AI or discuss its relation to it.
- Rigorousness: the research method needs to be eligible to achieve the declared research goal, and established guidelines need to be mentioned and followed.
- Relevance: results need to be discussed with respect to how they contribute to RE practice.
- Replicability: submissions are encouraged to disclose a replication package. If this is not feasible, the reasons should be clearly justified.
Formatting and Submission Guidelines
Submissions must be written in English and formatted according to the IEEE formatting instructions. All submissions must be in PDF format. Also, please note that for AIRE the maximum limit page is 10 pages including references.
Key Dates
| Abstract Submission (optional) | June 2nd, 2025 |
| Paper Submission | |
| Paper Notification | July 7th, 2025 |
| Camera Ready Due | July 17th, 2025 |
| Workshop | Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025 |
All deadlines are 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (Standard Time).
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Submit via EasyChair. When submitting, make sure to select the "AIRE Workshop" track (last option).