The AIAS project participated in the 2nd Automation & Robotics Expo (A+R Expo 2026), held from 25 to 27 April 2026 at the Metropolitan Expo in Athens, Greece. During the event’s Industrial Day, AIAS had the opportunity to present its vision and ongoing activities to representatives from industry, academia, research organisations, and the wider technology […]
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The AIAS MSCA project was pleased to support the Masterclass “Diving into Cybersecurity: Discovering Vulnerabilities through Gamification”, delivered by Prof. Christos Xenakis at the Future Skills Sphere Conference, hosted by the Eugenides Foundation. The two-hour hands-on session introduced participants to key cybersecurity concepts through interactive games and gamified learning activities. Participants explored how vulnerabilities in
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Professor Christos Xenakis participated in the panel discussion “Outpacing the Threat – Why Europe Needs a Unified Cyber Shield and How to Build It”, organized by the COcyber project. The discussion brought together experts from academia, policy, and practice to address the current state of cross-border cybersecurity collaboration in Europe. The panel focused on existing
On February 27, the University of Malaga organized an online training event dedicated to the study of adversarial attacks targeting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) models. The session focused on presenting key research outcomes developed within the framework of the AIAS MSCA project, particularly those reported in Deliverable 3.2: “Taxonomy of Adversarial AI
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The AIAS Project was represented by partners BEIA and UPRC on March 3rd, 2026, at the event “The Energy That Makes Us Stronger”, organized by the German-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK Romania). The event took place at the InterContinental Athénée Palace in Bucharest and gathered representatives of member companies, invited guests, and media.
The AIAS consortium is pleased to announce the completion of Deliverable D3.2 – “Taxonomy of Adversarial AI Attacks”, developed under Task 3.3. This deliverable represents a significant step forward in understanding and systematically organizing the rapidly evolving landscape of adversarial threats targeting Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning systems. Building a Comprehensive View of Adversarial AI
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The AIAS consortium is proud to announce the completion of Deliverable D3.1 – “AIAS Deception Layer”, a major milestone that advances both the research and implementation of deception-based protection mechanisms for Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. This deliverable represents a comprehensive effort combining state-of-the-art research, engineering design, and proof-of-concept implementations to strengthen the resilience of AI-driven
The AIAS project continues to advance its research and innovation objectives through active collaboration and researcher mobility across consortium partners. In this framework, Anastassis Voudouris from UPRC is currently undertaking a one (1) month secondment at BEIA, an SME based in Bucharest, Romania. The secondment commenced on 26 January 2026 and is scheduled to conclude
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Prof. Christos Xenakis from UPRC participated in the panel of the National Public Health Organization during the 3rd multidisciplinary event “Current Public Health Topics”, held on 17 December 2025 at the Agricultural University of Athens. He joined the session focusing on the security challenges emerging from the digitization of health services—from electronic health records and
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The 5th issue of the AIAS Newsletter (December 2025) has been published and is now available on the AIAS website. This edition presents recent progress and key developments of the AIAS project, including research advances in adversarial AI, updates on the AIAS architecture and core components, recent scientific publications, participation in international events, and an
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