The advent of Distributed Generative AI for Wireless (DGAIW) marks an exciting intersection of generative AI and wireless communications, focusing specifically on the application of advanced generative models in dynamic and resource-aware wireless environments. This emerging area aims to enable generative AI models to operate collaboratively across the whole distributed computing continuum (DCC), that is, edge, cloud, and mobile platforms within distributed networks, unlocking new possibilities for learning data distribution, real-time data synthesis, and personalized services tailored to wireless contexts. By leveraging distributed learning frameworks, such as federated and split learning, as well as distributed inference frameworks such as those employed by multi-agent systems (MAS), DGAIW seeks to overcome challenges related to limited computing power, high communication overhead, and privacy concerns. The DGAIW workshop seeks to explore these exciting developments, providing a platform for discussing theoretical breakthroughs, practical innovations, and real-world applications. Key topics include scalability, energy efficiency, and the integration of generative AI with communication techniques, all aimed at building a robust roadmap for the implementation of DGAIW. These advancements promise to revolutionize intelligent wireless communications, paving the way for next-generation services and systems.

This session will foster interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, industry practitioners, and stakeholders to accelerate advancements in distributed generative AI for wireless communication systems. The outcomes will contribute to a comprehensive roadmap that enhances generative AI deployment in wireless networked environments, ultimately shaping next-generation intelligent wireless services. This aligns with the mission of the conference to advance state-of-the-art distributed systems research and tackle complex societal challenges with cutting-edge technologies.

About 20 expected attendees. We would invite about 1 or 2 experts around to deliver cutting-edge lectures within the workshop topics. There would also be about at least 17 authors for oral presentation. At least two workshop chairs) responsible for chairing the process of the workshop and another co-chair for the reception and organization at the venue.

The list of the potential program committee to advertise our workshop is given as follows

All paper submissions should follow the IEEE 8.5″ x 11″ two-column format using 10pt fonts and the IEEE Conference template. Each submission can have up to 6 pages (including figures, tables, appendices, and references). Submitted papers cannot have been previously published in or be under consideration for publication in another journal or conference. The workshop Program Committee reserves the right to not review papers that either exceeds the length specification or have been submitted or published elsewhere. At least one of the authors of every accepted paper must register and present the paper at the workshop. Visit the ICDCS 2025 main conference site for more information.