Special Sessions
Specail Session 1: Trustworthy Decentralized AI and Blockchain: Privacy, Security, and Governance
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Submit a Special Session Proposal
Each session proposal should include an abstract together with a
background and justification paragraph (approx. 200 words), where the
session organizers elaborate on the motivation behind the special session,
the quality and potential impact of the committed papers in the proposed
session, and the technical committee most closely allied with the proposal.
Each proposal should also include a title, Short description of the proposed
special session, related topics, and Short Biography of Organizers. The
complete proposal should be limited to no more than 2 pages. A special
session is expected to address topics that may not naturally arise out of
the regular submissions to the conference through the technical committees.
The justification for the proposal should explain why a special session is
needed to address the proposed topic.
No individual can appear as author or co-author on more than one paper in a
single special session. An exemption can be made when the first paper is an
overview paper (preferably by the organizers). In this case, the co-authors
of the first paper can be co-authors of one additional paper in the same
session. AISS conference will require in-person presentation of all accepted
papers, and hence there must be one author of each accepted paper available
to present it in-person.
Download Special Session Proposals
Submission Method:
Submit the full paper through the online submission system
https://www.zmeeting.org/submission/icbta2026.
Deadline: October 25, 2026
Submission Email:
icbta@bmail.org