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Tine Kolenik currently pursuing the Ph.D.
degree in intelligent cognitive assistant technology for
behavior change in mental health.
He is a Junior Researcher with the Department of
Intelligent Systems, Jožef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana,
Slovenia, and an Assistant Lecturer with the Jožef
Stefan International Postgraduate School, Ljubljana.
His research interests include cognitive science,
artificial intelligence, persuasive technology, digital
mental health, behavioral public policy, behavioral
big data, natural and artificial cognitive architectures,
philosophy of science, and 5E cognition.
Mr. Kolenik is also an Assistant Editor for the
International Journal of Computing and Informatics-
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Matjaž Gams is the Head of the Department of

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Intelligent Systems with the Jožef Stefan Institute,
Ljubljana, Slovenia, and a Professor of Computer
and Information Science with the University of
Ljubljana, Ljubljana, and Jožef Stefan International
Postgraduate School, Ljubljana.
Mr. Gams has been a member of multiple national
councils, namely the National Council for Science
and Technology, and is currently a national councilor
for research activity. He is a member of program
committees of 10-20 international conferences
annually, including International Joint Conferences
on Artificial Intelligence and Association for the
Advancement of Artificial Intelligence-two of the
most prestigious conferences in artificial intelligence,
as well as a member of Program Committee of 12
international publications. Additionally, he has been
a contact executive editor of the journal Informatica.

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 Direct questions and comments about this article
to Tine Kolenik, Department of Intelligent Systems,
Jožef Stefan Institute, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia; tine.
kolenik@ijs.si.

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