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This proceedings provides a pioneering exploration of the fertile intersection between artificial intelligence (AI), complex systems science, and transdisciplinary research. It investigates how AI methodologies are revolutionizing our understanding of intricate systems—from biological and cognitive networks to social, political, and economic structures—while simultaneously examining how insights from the humanities and social sciences can critically inform and ethically ground these powerful computational tools. The volume addresses a central problem in modern science: the need for integrative frameworks that can capture the emergent, non-linear, and unpredictable dynamics of complex systems beyond traditional disciplinary silos.
Organized around the core themes of the renowned Rochebrune Complex Systems Days, the book showcases cutting-edge research where complexity models and AI approaches are successfully integrated into human and social sciences. It highlights unexpected discoveries born from disciplinary confrontation and examines how genuine transdisciplinary practices are transforming research methodologies. Featuring contributions from leading scholars and practitioners, the book moves from theoretical foundations to practical applications, including workshops on cross-disciplinary data analysis.
This book is essential reading for researchers, advanced students, and professionals in artificial intelligence, complex systems, computational social science, digital humanities, cognitive science, and interdisciplinary studies, who seek to navigate and contribute to this rapidly evolving, convergent research landscape.
