AI Patterns Tokyo 2026: エージェント&レスポンシブルAIとパターン

■AI Patterns Tokyo 2026: エージェント&レスポンシブルAIとパターン
2026年2月12-13日 東京・渋谷ヒカリエ
https://smartse.connpass.com/event/382391/

生成AI、エージェンティックAI、レスポンシブルAI、ならびにパターン
の分野をリードする以下の方々をお招きして、AIとパターンに関係する
無料セミナーを開催します。主催側からの講演もあります。部分的な
参加も歓迎しますので、ぜひご参加ください。

Catia Trubiani (GSSI): 連合学習・アーキテクチャパターン
Judith Michael (レーゲンスブルク大): エージェンティックAIパターン
Cesare Pautasso (ルガーノ大): ダークパターン・エージェンティックAI
Marija Slavkovik (ベルゲン大): AI倫理、ヨーロッパ人工知能協会 副会長
吉村 響子 (日立製作所): 生成AI成熟度モデル
Jan Bosch (フローニンゲン大ほか): AI駆動組織、元・ノキア リサーチセンター長
Helena Holmström Olsson (マルメ大): AI駆動組織
Rick Kazman (ハワイ大) : AIと創造性、書籍『実践ソフトウェアアーキテクチャ』ほか
Henry Muccini (ラクイラ大): LLMとアーキテクト
Xiaoning Du (モナシュ大): サステナブルコードLLM
Joe Yoder (The Refactory): ドメイン駆動設計と生成AI、Hillside Group代表
Xiwei “Sherry” Xu (オーストラリア連邦科学産業研究機構): 生成AIコンテキスト
鷲崎 弘宜 (早稲田大学ほか): AIパターンエンジニアリング、IEEE CS 2025会長
Shaukat Ali (シミュラ研究所): 量子AIパターン

信頼性が高く責任ある安全なAIシステムの開発やマネジメントに向けた
AI/ML技術、プロセス、ポリシー、ツールにおける課題に対処するため、
AI/MLシステムのエンジニアリングとガバナンスに関するベストプラク
ティスが探求され、パターンやパターン言語として形式化されつつ
あります。本セミナーは、学術界と産業界からソフトウェアエンジニア
リングとAIの専門家が集い、特にエージェントAIと責任あるAIにおける
パターンと実践に焦点を当てます。

本セミナーは、AIとパターン分野における日本及び関連地域における
産学連携の拡大と深化を目的とし、「AIエンジニアリングとガバナンス
におけるパターンと実践」湘南会議参加の国際的に著名な方々を講演者
にお迎えして開催します。講演者との意見交換や交流、参加者他との
ネットワーキングの機会としてもお気軽にぜひご利用ください。
講演は英語ですが、質疑は日英のいずれも構いません。

共催・協賛(予定):
スマートエスイー、
早稲田大学グローバルソフトウェアエンジニアリング研究所、
日立製作所

日時: 2026年2月12日(木) 15:50-19:10
2月13日(金) 9:00-11:40 (変更の可能性があります)

場所: 東京・渋谷ヒカリエ 11階 会議室
https://www.hikarie.jp/access/

参加申込: connpassページからお申し込みください
https://smartse.connpass.com/event/382391/

参加費: 無料

■2月12日(木) プログラム(変更の可能性があります)

15:50 – 16:00 オープニング

16:00 – 17:00 「エージェンティックAI&レスポンシブルAI」

“Architectural Patterns for Federated Learning”
(連合学習のためのアーキテクチャパターン)
Catia Trubiani (Gran Sasso Science Institute)

“Agentic AI and patterns in digital twins”
(デジタルツインにおけるエージェンティックAIとパターン)
Judith Michael (University of Regensburg)

“Towards Ethical Agentic AI without Dark Patterns”
(ダークパターンを伴わない倫理的エージェンティックAIに向けて)
Cesare Pautasso (University of Lugano)

17:10 – 18:10 「レスポンシブルAIと組織」

“AI Ethics, Machine Ethics, Fairness – the case for designing contestable AI”
(AI倫理、機械倫理、公平性 ― 競争力あるAIを設計すべき理由)
Marija Slavkovik (University of Bergen)

“MA-ATRIX maturity model for accelerating business transformation through generative AI”
(生成AIによるビジネス変革加速のためのMA-ATRIX成熟度モデル)
Kyoko Yoshimura, Ryota Mibe, Hideto Ogawa (Hitachi, Ltd.)

“Towards an AI-driven organization”
(AI駆動組織に向けて)
Jan Bosch (University of Groningen & Chalmers University of Technology)
Helena Holmström Olsson (Malmö University)

18:20 – 19:00 「AIとスキル」

“AI and its effects on creativity”
(AIと創造性への影響)
Rick Kazman (University of Hawaii)

“Mind the Skills Gap: Reimagining the Software Architect’s Role in the LLM Era”
(スキルギャップに注意:LLM時代におけるソフトウェアアーキテクトの役割の再考)
Henry Muccini (University of L’Aquila)

19:00 – 19:10 議論&ネットワーキング

■2月13日(金) プログラム(変更の可能性があります)

9:00 – 9:10 オープニング

9:10 – 10:10 「生成AIと開発」

“Sustainable code LLMs”(サステナブルコードLLM)
Xiaoning Du (Monash University)

“DDD Meets GenAI: Turbo Charging Agile from Domain to Deployment”
(ドメイン駆動設計と生成AIの融合:ドメインからデプロイメントまでアジャイルを加速する)
(“Agentic Systems Patterns and GenAI Context Management Patterns”)
Joe Yoder (The Refactory, Hillside)

“GenAI Context Engineering and Patterns”
(生成AIコンテキストエンジニアリングとパターン)
Xiwei “Sherry” Xu (CSIRO)

10:20 – 11:00 「先端的AIとその先」

“AI-empowered AI Pattern Engineering”
(AIによるAIパターンエンジニアリング)
Hironori Washizaki (Waseda University, National Institute of Informatics, eXmotion)

“From Classical to Quantum AI Patterns: Perspectives & Open Questions”
(古典AIから量子AIパターンへ:展望と未解決課題)
Shaukat Ali (Simula Research Lab)

11:00 – 11:40 議論&ネットワーキング

Why Are Agentic Pull Requests Merged or Rejected? An Empirical Study, accepted for MSR 2026 Mining Challenge Track

Sien Reeve O. Peralta, Fumika Hoshi, Hironori Washizaki, Naoyasu Ubayashi, Inase Kondo, Yoshiki Higo, Hiroki Mukai, Norihiro Yoshida, Kazuki Kusama, Hidetake Tanaka, Youmei Fan, “Why Are Agentic Pull Requests Merged or Rejected? An Empirical Study,” 23rd International Mining Software Repositories Conference (MSR 2026), Mining Challenge Track, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, April 13-14, 2026.

2025 Reflection and 2026 New Year’s Resolution

New Year’s Resolution 2026

j_HironoriWashizakiJanuary 1st, 2026

Hironori Washizaki

Below, I review last year’s resolution, 2025, and describe New Year’s Resolution, 2026, in terms of Community and Professional Contributions, Projects, Achievements, and Team Organization.

Summary of 2025: Year of International Leadership

Vision for 2026: Year of Global Leadership and Growth

  • Society/Community: As IEEE-CS Past President and IEEE TAB Working Group Chair, continue contributing to the wider society and community. Leading SWEBOK Summit 2026 co-located with ICSE; ISO/IEC/JTC1/SC7/WG20 Convenor; Organizing and contributing to IEEE COMPSAC 2026 SIoT Symposium, IEEE CAI 2026, AsianPLoP 2026, and EASE 2026 Vision and Posters track. Preparing IEEE/ACM 2029 Tokyo.
  • Research and Education Projects: Leading public-funded research projects as (co-)PI in Software Engineering and AI: JSPS Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Machine Learning Patterns, JSPS Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Machine Learning Support Software Maintenance and Evolution, JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) Dependable Continuum Foundation for Mobility AI, and JST Future Society eAI Framework. Leading funded educational projects as PI: Smart SE for professional IoT/AI/DX training and JST BOOST W-SPRING-AI for PhD students in AI. In addition, around ten industrial-supported projects.
  • Publicity and Achievements: to be recognized internationally as a community-leading research team in smart and intelligent software engineering for systems, business, and society by promoting research broadly while strengthening industrial and international collaboration, obtaining more funding, and, as a result, providing more value to society, and contributing to the bodies of knowledge.
  • Team: Promote domestic and international collaboration. Diversity through having various students, including international students, exchange students, and new doctoral students.

Prof. Washizaki was invited to join the IEEE Tunisian Student and Young Professional TSYP Congress,

Prof. Washizaki was invited to join the IEEE Tunisian Student and Young Professional TSYP Congress, hosted by IEEE Tunisia Section, IEEE Computer Society SYP Tunisia, IEEE Computer Society Region 8, IEEE ENIS SB Student Branch, IEEE Student Activities Committee Tunisia Section, ENIS, University of Sfax, with many partners (incl. IEEE Computer Society) in the beautiful Yasmine Hammamet to give a brief remark and a talk, participate in the IEEE CS/CN Students Contest, and, most importantly, connect with many students and early-career professionals in Tunisia! Thank you to all organizers, sponsors, and volunteers for such an amazing congress, full of energy and passion for growing our community and advancing technology for humanity!

Tokyo Selected to Host ICSE 2029

The ICSE Tokyo Bidding Committee is thrilled and deeply honored that the ICSE Steering Committee has selected Tokyo as the host city for the IEEE/ACM 51st International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE2029, General Chairs: Hironori Washizaki and Jianjun Zhao). We are fully committed to dedicating all necessary resources to deliver an outstanding and memorable ICSE. We cannot wait to welcome you to Tokyo in 2029! Thank you to all who have supported this nomination for your encouragement.

Full message at: https://www.icse-conferences.org/news.html

Japan has proudly hosted ICSE twice before – ICSE 1982 in Tokyo and ICSE 1998 in Kyoto. After nearly 30 years, ICSE is finally returning to Japan, and we are delighted to welcome the community back to Tokyo, starting the next 50 years of ICSE. As Japan’s capital, Tokyo is consistently recognized as one of the safest cities in the world and is among the most dynamic and populous metropolitan areas globally, regularly topping travelers’ rankings.

The Japanese software engineering community, represented by IPSJ-SIGSE together with many other groups – including IEICE SIG-SS, SIG-KBSE, JSSST FOSE, MLSE, and rePiT – has been steadily growing and strengthening its research and practice activities. These efforts have created vibrant, long-standing nationwide networks of researchers, practitioners, and educators, supported by strong and active international collaborations.

The Japanese software engineering community is proud to welcome ICSE 2029 to Tokyo, with the generous support of the Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau and valued sponsors. Hosting ICSE 2029 marks a historic milestone for Japan and the broader region, strengthening global collaboration and partnerships across academia, industry, and government. Bringing ICSE to Tokyo will also broaden participation from around the world and provide exciting opportunities to connect with leading industries in AI, quantum computing, electrical engineering, manufacturing, robotics, automotive systems, and beyond, all of which are strong in Japan and the broader Asian region.

Revealing Reversed Causal Effects in Bug-Fix Delays: A LiNGAM-Based Comparison between OSS and Enterprise Systems, accepted for SANER 2026 Early Research Achievement (ERA) Track

Ryo Masuda, Takahiro Kinoshita, Hideyuki Kanuka, Sien Reeve O. Peralta, Hironori Washizaki and Masanari Kondo, “Revealing Reversed Causal Effects in Bug-Fix Delays: A LiNGAM-Based Comparison between OSS and Enterprise Systems,” 33rd IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER 2026), Early Research Achievement (ERA) Track, Limassol, Cyprus, March 17 – 20, 2026.

BUPLinker: Bridging Users and Developers in Mobile Application Evolution, accepted for SANER 2026 Short Paper Track

Ayana Uematsu, Hironori Washizaki, Naoyasu Ubayashi, Masanari Kondo, Juichi Takahashi and Yohei Takagi, “BUPLinker: Bridging Users and Developers in Mobile Application Evolution,” 33rd IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER 2026), Short Paper, Limassol, Cyprus, March 17 – 20, 2026.

Generating User Clones from Questionnaires: A Lightweight Approach to Requirements Elicitation, accepted for SANER 2026 Short Paper Track

Mai Hirabayashi, Hironori Washizaki, Naoyasu Ubayashi, Juichi Takahashi and Yohei Takagi, “Generating User Clones from Questionnaires: A Lightweight Approach to Requirements Elicitation,” 33rd IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER 2026), Short Paper, Limassol, Cyprus, March 17 – 20, 2026.