The fast development of mobile computing, internet things, edge intelligence, and next-generation wireless technologies including 5G & 6G is changing the digital ecosystem. Smart cities, healthcare and transportation systems, industrial automation and consumer electronics can easily connect. Nonetheless, large-scale, heterogeneous and open-ended nature of these environments leads to major security, robustness, privacy, reliability and sustainability challenges.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are getting integrated into mobile and IoT infrastructures to provide the intelligent network management, anomaly detection, predictive analysis, and automated decision-making. AI systems have seen advancement, however, these systems themselves are prone to adversarial attacks, data poisoning, model hacking, and glitches. As a result, there is a great need for robust and reliable AI approaches that can operate safely and dependably in dynamic, resource-constrained conditions.
The RAI-MIN 2026 workshop brings together researchers, practitioners, and industry players to discuss recent advances, challenges and future research directions on resilient AI for mobile and IoT networks. Workshop will focus on new methods to improve robustness, security, trustworthiness and sustainability of intelligent networking systems. The study will look at qualitative interdisciplinary approaches like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, edge computing and next-gen communication.
This workshop invites original research contributions, system design, framework, experimental study, and application-oriented solution that address the emerging challenges in resilient AI-enabled mobile and IoT systems.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: