Hyper-Intelligence (HI) refers to higher, super-intelligent abilities to accomplish complex tasks. For instance, hyper-intelligent humans are individuals gifted with extraordinary intellectual aptitudes and are capable of solving the world’s most challenging problems. Hyper-Intelligence is an inter-disciplinary field that studies hyper-connections, hyper-compositions, and hyper-collaborations of intelligent entities in various forms and functions that can be physical or digital, local or remote. Currently, hyper-intelligent systems are rapidly emerging and cover a multitude of application domains such as artificially intelligent chess engines, self-driving vehicles, autonomous weapons, automated drug discoveries, smart cities, etc. Hyper-intelligent systems will usher in a new age of cyber-physical-social-human interactions, revolutionizing and reshaping the world as we know it. The mission of Hyper-Intelligence Technical Committee (HITC) is to promote global research and practice of hyper-intelligent systems for a smarter world and society. It peruses an open platform for people sharing the same interest to jointly explore hyper-intelligence theories, technologies, standards and applications by setting up a series of task forces, and organizing various activities including panels, forums, workshops, conferences, journal special issues, etc. Hyper-Intelligence TC Website Related IEEE International Conferences IEEE International Conference on Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing (UIC)IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Intelligence and Computing (PICom)IEEE Smart World Congress Committee Chair Jianhua Ma Professor Hosei University Japan 10 (Asia and Pacific) Email Committee Co-Chairs Laurence T. Yang Professor St. Francis Xavier University Canada 7 (Canada) Email Giancarlo Fortino Professor University of Calabria Italy 8 (Africa, Europe, Middle East) Email Flávia C. Delicato Professor Fluminense Federal University Brazil 9 (Latin America) Email
