You are kindly encouraged to contribute to and help shape the conference through submissions of your research abstracts and papers to AITC 2026 conference. Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Track 1: Intelligent Networks and Communication Systems
Track Chair: Prof. Yanzhi Ren, University of Electronic and Science of Technology of China, China (Click)
* AI-Enabled Network Management
* Resource Allocation and Optimization
* Performance and Quality of Service
* AI for Next-Generation Networks

Track 2: Internet of Things and Edge Intelligence
Track Chair: Prof. Yaobin Wang, Southwest University of Science and Technology, China (Click)
* Intelligent IoT Architectures
* IoT Data Analysis and Decision-Making
* Edge Intelligence and Computing
* Intelligent Sensing and Control

Track 3: AI-Driven Security, Privacy, and Trust
Track Chair: Assoc. Prof. Chengjie Li, Southwest Minzu University, China (Click)
* Intelligent Threat Detection and Defense
* IoT Security
* AI Security and Adversarial Robustness
* Privacy-Preserving Technologies

Track 4: Networked AI Systems and Infrastructure
Track Chair: Assoc. Prof. Ping Lu, Sichuan University, China (Click)
* Distributed AI Training Systems
* AI Inference Services and Deployment
* Resource Scheduling for AI Workloads
* AI in Emerging Computing Paradigms

Track 5: Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Discovery
Track Chair: Prof. Liu Chang, Chengdu University, China (Click)
* AI for Scientific Computing and Simulation
* Knowledge Discovery and Generation from Scientific Data
* AI-Driven Material Design and Drug Discovery
* AI for Climate Change and Environmental Sciences

Track 6: Generative AI and Multimodal Learning
Track Chair: Prof. Han Su, Sichuan Normal University, China (Click)
* Foundations and Frontiers of Large Language Models
* Visual Generation and Cross-Modal Generation Techniques
* Multimodal Understanding and Reasoning
* Responsible Development of Generative AI

Track 7: Human-Centered AI and Trustworthy Interaction
Track Chair: Prof. Zeyu Sun, Luoyang Institute of Science and Technology, China (Click)
* Human-Machine Collaboration and Augmented Intelligence
* Explainability and Transparency in AI
* AI Ethics, Governance, and Compliance
* Embodied Intelligence and Human-Machine Interaction