CSAIDE 2026

CSAIDE 2026 Concludes in Salamanca, Fostering Dynamic Exchange on AI, Cybersecurity, and Digital Economy


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Salamanca, Spain – [March 13-15, 2026] – The 5th International Conference on Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy (CSAIDE 2026) successfully drew to a close in Salamanca, Spain, with a vibrant closing ceremony. The event opened with a warm welcome address from the Organizing Committee Chair, Professor Fernando de la Prieta Pintado, who expressed gratitude to participants from around the world and set an inspiring tone for the collaborative days ahead. Hosted by the prestigious University of Salamanca, the conference served as a pivotal gathering for leading researchers, engineers, and industry experts united by a shared focus on the future of cyber security, artificial intelligence, and the digital economy.


The conference provided a dynamic platform for disseminating cutting-edge research and fostering invaluable international collaborations. Its overarching theme spurred profound discussions on the latest innovations, challenges, and opportunities shaping these rapidly evolving fields.



· Welcome Address

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Prof. Fernando de la Prieta Pintado, Organizing Committee Chair

University of Salamanca, Spain



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Prof. Carolina Zato

University of Salamanca



The conference was presided overby Prof. Carolina Zato, who skillfully guided the proceedings with professionalism and warmth. The intellectual core of CSAIDE 2026 was significantly enriched by a series of insightful presentations. The program featured three distinguished keynote speakers, each a luminary in their respective fields, whose visionary addresses spanned a wide spectrum of topics and set a forward-thinking tone for the entire event.



· Keynote Speeches

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Prof. Cedric Marco Detchart

Public University of Navarre, Spain

Title: From Perception to Precision Agriculture

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Prof. Yanhua Long

Shanghai Normal University, China

Title: Advances in Target Speech Extraction at SHNU

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Prof. C. L. Philip Chen

IEEE Life Fellow, Fellow of AAAS, IAPR, CAA, CAAI and HKIE; Member of Academia Europaea (AE)

South China University of Technology, China

Title: Recent Artificial Intelligence Development Trends and Innovation Paths



· Concluding Remarks

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Prof. Juan Manuel Corchado Rodríguez

Conference Chair, Rector, University of Salamanca, Spain


Complementing the keynotes were 23 high-quality oral presentation sessions, where researchers presented their latest findings. These presentations sparked engaging Q&A dialogues, demonstrating a deep collective interest in both theoretical advancements and practical applications. The conference floor was further animated by a dedicated poster presentation session, which allowed for more intimate and detailed discussions on emerging research projects.


A significant moment during the conference was the closing address delivered by Professor Juan Manuel Corchado Rodríguez, Rector of the University of Salamanca. In his remarks, he highly commended the successful organization of the event and extended sincere gratitude to all collaborating institutions and participating scholars for their active engagement. The Rector emphasized that, in the context of accelerating digital and intelligent transformation, deepening international exchanges and cooperation in the fields of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the digital economy holds crucial strategic importance.



· Oral Presentations

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· Review

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Beyond the formal agenda, the conference was characterized by its lively and collaborative atmosphere. Scheduled networking breaks provided ample opportunities for participants to connect, exchange ideas, and lay the groundwork for future partnerships. Adding to this spirit of engagement, an academic and cultural tour was organized with the support of the Salamanca City Council. Participants explored the historic University of Salamanca—one of the world's oldest institutions—and walked through the city's ancient streets, experiencing its rich cultural heritage while fostering further connections in a more relaxed setting.


The Organizing Committee of CSAIDE 2026 extends its deepest gratitude to our invaluable partner, University of Salamanca, the Polytechnic University of Valencia, the VRAIN Institute, the CyberChain Chair, the BISITE Research Group, and the AIR Institute, for their instrumental support. We also thank all the attendees, speakers and committee members for their contributions, which were fundamental to the conference's resounding success.


The discussions and connections forged at CSAIDE 2026 in Salamanca promise to have a lasting impact, driving progress and inspiring the next wave of innovation in Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy.