Call for Papers!

The aim of the workshop is to provide a forum for an interdisciplinary audience of researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers interested in the convergence between artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and social sciences. It targets scholars and professionals working in areas such as AI ethics and explainability, human–AI interaction, social sensing, cyber risk management, digital governance, and cognitive or behavioral sciences. 

Participants from academia, industry, government agencies, and civil society organizations are invited to contribute to a cross-domain dialogue on how Symbiotic AI can enhance social resilience, promote trustworthy digital ecosystems, and safeguard human rights in the cyber domain. The workshop particularly encourages participation from multidisciplinary teams combining expertise in computer science, psychology, law, sociology, political science, and communication studies, fostering a holistic approach to Cyber Social Security.

Topics

The workshop includes interdisciplinary contributions that explore theories, methods, technologies, and case studies related to Symbiotic AI and Cyber Social Security.

Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:

• Cyber Intimate Partner Violence (C-IPV) and gender-based digital abuse

• Detection of hate speech, sexism, and disinformation

• Bias mitigation and fairness in NLP and vision models

• Cognitive and affective modeling of online aggression

• Automated annotation and classification of harmful content

• Detection–Response–Prevention paradigms in social cyber risk management

• Integration of AI, psychology, and law in socio-technical security

• Social Sensor Data extraction and fusion

• Multimodal and semantic analysis for behavioral interpretation

• Emotion and sentiment analysis for threat detection

• AI-driven situational awareness in urban and social contexts

• Symbiotic AI architectures for human–machine collaboration

• Human-in-the-loop and human-on-the-loop decision models

• Explainable and transparent AI for critical social systems

• Hybrid intelligence and cognitive symbiosis in cyber defense

• Adaptive and self-evolving AI in social and ethical contexts

• Ethical, legal, and socio-political implications of Symbiotic AI

• Governance models for trustworthy digital ecosystems

• Case studies and prototypes of Symbiotic AI systems for social resilience

• Simulation, digital twins, and cyber range environments for social risk training

• Human factors and psychological profiling in AI-mediated security

• International and geopolitical dimensions of cyber social security

Evaluation Criteria and Submission

We are looking for three different types of submissions: 

• Regular papers (up to 10 pages, ex cluding references) will report original research on Symbiotic AI and Cyber Social Security.

• Extended  Abstracts (up to 4 pages,  excluding  references) will report novel ideas about the application of the role of Symbiotic AI and Cyber Social Security.

• Presentation abstracts (up to 2 pages, not counting references) will report experiences from Industry or previously accepted papers that are relevant to the workshop.

Regular and vision papers will be part of the proceedings, while presentation abstracts will not be included in the proceedings.

All papers should be submitted through Easychair in PDF format, using the “CEUR Template”: http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-XXX/CEURART.zip

An Overleaf page for LaTeX users is also available at: https://www.overleaf.com/read/gwhxnqcghhdt

All papers will be subjected to a thorough peer-review process, with a focus on originality, quality, soundness, and relevance. The workshop will use a double-blind review process, with three members of the program committee reviewing each submitted paper.

Authors can submit and update their submissions through the EasyChair system