Program
Program
Conference program will be available two weeks after the Camera-ready / Registration deadline.
TBA
AIAI / EAAAI (EANN) 2026 Brief Program is now available and can be found below.
Note that all times at the program are in EEST (Eastern European Summer Time) Zone and it is important to convert them in your Time Zone.
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AIAI / EAAAI (EANN) 2026 Program is now available and can be found below.
You can hover and click on the “More Info” button of each Session to see the presented papers, the abstract of each paper and the link that will connect you to each Room.
A full list of presented papers (Including abstracts) may be found here.
Note that all times at the program are in EEST (Eastern European Summer Time) Zone and it is important to convert them in your Time Zone.
Current time is:
Virtual Session
AIAI 2026 Virtual Session will be available through the conference platform from the first day of the conference, Thursday 16th of July 2026, and will remain accessible throughout the entire conference.
The presentation videos will continue to be available for several days after the conference has ended, providing participants with additional time to view the presentations.
The Virtual Session includes all papers that will be presented through pre-recorded video presentations. Unlike the scheduled live sessions, Virtual Session presentations can be viewed asynchronously, allowing conference participants to watch them at their convenience.
To access the Virtual Session, click here.
A complete list of papers included in the Virtual Session is provided below:
Dutta Debasish, Logofatu Doina
Chaotic Explorers: Boosting Jaya’s Diversity to Escape Premature Convergence in Multimodal Optimization
Alaskandarani Mohammad, Dimitriou Tassos
Comparative Evaluation of Recommendation Bagging Algorithms: Combining Collaborative Filtering and Deep Learning
Georgiadis Christos , Karampinis Ioannis, Giatzis Antonios, Iliadis Lazaros
Context-Aware Embeddings of System Events via LLMs Towards Fine-Grained Threat Detection
Zuo Fei, Rhee Junghwan, Choe Yung Ryn, Chi Haotian
Decision-Aware and Interpretable Machine Learning for Cardiovascular Risk Screening
Shama Nishat, Logofătu Doina
Deep Learning-Based Ripeness Detection for Smart Refrigerators
Karagiannis Georgios, Bompotas Agorakis, Kalogeropoulos Nikitas-Rigas, Makris Christos
Design of an ITIL-Compliant Knowledge Base for a Retrieval-Augmented Generation System Supporting Incident Management
Kallel Yasmine, Zouari Azmi, Ketata Mounir, Loukil Zied
Downside risk assessment: an approach based on neural network Lee-Carter model
Apicella Giovanna, La Rocca Michele, Perna Cira, Sibillo Marilena
Generation of Independent Velocity Spaces through Spatiotemporal Asymmetric Neural Networks
Ishii Naohiro, Iwata Kazunori, Matsuo Tokuro
HASTE: Enhancing Fraud Detection in Financial Time Series with the novel Ensemble Hierarchical Transformer Framework
Victor Alexander Okhuese
Health Alert Detection in Outdoor Environments Using Fog Computing, Embedded Machine Learning and Federated Learning with Model Poisoning Mitigation
Felipe Souza Oliveira Juan, Moreira Salles Ronaldo, Quesado Filgueiras Marcelo
Logic-Driven Cybersecurity: A Novel Framework for System Log Anomaly Detection using Answer Set Programming
Li Fang, Zuo Fei, Gupta Gopal
Multi-Model Machine Learning Comparison for Rolling-Window Portfolio Allocation
Gonšenica Adam, Kováč Urban, Bohumel Tomáš
Neuro-Symbolic RAG for ISO 21001-Compliant Educational Document Generation
Zouari Azmi, Ketata Mounir, Loukil Zied
Structured Grounded Reasoning: Explainable AI over Contextual Knowledge Graphs
de Medeiros Antony, Cavalcante Claudio, Lifschitz Sergio
The Impact of AI Advancement on Software Development Labor Market: Empirical Evidence from the United States
Zuo Fei, Xu Shengjie, Ma Xiaoyue, Qu Xianshan, Li Xiaopeng
The strange case of XOR-CNF formulas: SAT Obfuscation and more
Dimitriou Tassos
When Not to Trade: Hawkes Intensity Burst Detection for Regime-Aware Limit Order Book Prediction
Yadav Karthik, Nagarjuna Vallabhaneni , M Lal Anisha
Social Activities
The welcome reception will be a networking event that includes a light variety of finger food and drinks which will be served to the participants in an informal way.
It will take place in the terrace of the Archeological Museum of Chania.
GPS coordinates of the Municipal University Library are 35.51694, 24.03772
The event will start at 19:00 and it will have an estimated duration of 2 hours.
Welcome reception is complimentary and free for all registered conference participants.
Please be sure to have your name badge/ QR code with you.
Tickets for accompanying and/or not registered persons can be purchased from the conference registration desk. Tickets for welcome reception costs 20 euros.
Please note that welcome reception does not include access to the exhibition area of the museum
Join us for a guided walking tour through the city center of Chania and its historic Old Port, one of the most charming and distinctive areas of Crete. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the rich history, unique architecture, and vibrant atmosphere of the city while discovering landmarks that reflect Chania’s multicultural past. In the company of professional guides, the tour will offer a pleasant introduction to the beauty and character of the city.
Our professional guides will welcome participants in the city center for a two-hour walking tour.
All participants and their accompanying persons are welcome to join the tour.
The exact starting time and meeting point will be announced during the first day of the conference.
Join us for a memorable evening that combines history, culture, gastronomy, and celebration in one of the most beautiful areas of Crete.
The first part of the event is dedicated to a visit to the archaeological site of Aptera, a place of exceptional natural beauty and great historical importance. Dominating a strategic location with breathtaking views, Aptera played a key role in the development of the ancient city and remains one of the most remarkable archaeological destinations in the region.
The excursion will begin at 17:30* with boarding on the conference buses, which will take participants directly to the archaeological site. There, professional guides will lead a 90-minute guided tour, presenting the site’s most important monuments, findings, and fascinating history.
After the visit, we will board the buses once again and continue to Koumos, where the Conference Dinner & Party will take place. In a warm and festive atmosphere, participants will enjoy a traditional dinner featuring a rich selection of Greek and Cretan dishes, accompanied by a wide variety of drinks, including wine, beer, soft drinks, and, of course, authentic Cretan raki / tsikoudia.
The evening will be further enriched by a local music and dance group, who will not only entertain us with live singing and traditional dances, but will also invite participants to join in and experience the spirit of Cretan celebration firsthand.
The Excursion / Conference Dinner & Party is included free of charge for all participants holding a FULL registration. Please note that student registrations do not include tickets for this event.
Please make sure to have your name badge / QR code with you.
Tickets for student registration holders, accompanying persons, and non-registered guests may be purchased at the conference registration desk. The ticket price for the Excursion / Conference Dinner & Party is 65 euros.
* The exact departure time and the bus departure points will be announced during the first day of the conference while the estimated return time to Chania is between 22:45 and 23:15.