This book presents the proceedings of the Second Hellenic Conference on Artificial Intelligence, exploring a wide range of AI topics. The 42 revised full papers and two invited contributions were carefully selected to showcase advancements in knowledge representation and reasoning, logic programming, planning, natural language processing, human-computer interaction, machine learning, intelligent systems, and various intelligent applications.

The collection represents a snapshot of AI research from the Hellenic conference in 2002, indicating a focus on foundational and applied AI topics prevalent at the time. The inclusion of diverse areas such as knowledge representation, machine learning, and multiagent systems suggests a broad scope intended for researchers and practitioners in the field. The peer-reviewed nature of the papers implies a level of academic rigor and contribution to the ongoing discourse in artificial intelligence.