Trustworthy and Responsible AI
Responsible AI approaches for secure, reliable and accountable digital transformation.
Trustworthy, Agentic, and Intelligent Systems for Future Digital Ecosystems.
This ICNAAM 2026 symposium brings together researchers, practitioners, industry experts and policymakers to discuss recent advances in AI-driven secure digital transformation.
The symposium focuses on novel AI methodologies that enhance the security, reliability, transparency and resilience of next-generation digital systems while supporting sustainable innovation.
Responsible AI approaches for secure, reliable and accountable digital transformation.
AI-enabled threat detection, security analytics and intelligent cyber defence.
Agentic AI, autonomous intelligent systems and emerging security challenges.
Generative AI, foundation models and security of large language models.
AI for secure software engineering, software security and DevSecOps.
AI-driven digital twins and intelligent protection of smart infrastructure.
Federated learning, privacy-preserving intelligence and secure distributed AI.
Governance, ethics, regulatory compliance and trustworthy AI.
Methods for transparency, explainability and interpretable intelligent systems.
AI for protection and resilience of critical digital infrastructure.
Security of IoT, edge computing and cyber-physical systems.
Applications in healthcare, Industry 5.0, smart cities and finance.
Programme details can be updated here when the final agenda is confirmed.
Symposium 53 is part of ICNAAM 2026 in Heraklion, Crete, with physical and virtual participation.
ICNAAM states that accepted papers are presented in 20-minute slots followed by 10 minutes of discussion.
Current ICNAAM dates list 30 August 2026 as the extended deadline for submission of extended abstracts.
Current ICNAAM dates list 8 September 2026 for notification of acceptance.
Current ICNAAM dates list 31 October 2026 for submission of camera-ready extended-abstract source files.
The symposium is organised within ICNAAM 2026 by an international team spanning Pakistan and Australia.
Professor & Chairman, Department of Computer Science, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan
Senior Lecturer, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Department of Computer Science, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan
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Symposium submission: ICNAAM states that papers for a specific symposium should be submitted using the respective symposium organiser's email address. Symposium organiser: imran.sarwar@iub.edu.pk. The general ICNAAM submission form is for general-session papers, not symposium papers.