Why this conversation matters
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of classrooms, universities, workplaces, creative practice and everyday communication. Its possibilities raise practical questions about learning and innovation, alongside deeper questions about agency, responsibility, fairness and human relationships.
AIECS 2026 brings these questions together. Its interdisciplinary scope connects education and institutional change with language, translation, culture, literature, media, ethics, governance, inclusion and applied technologies.
An accessible research collection
The collection contains 460 abstracts, organized into 10 thematic tracks. Each abstract retains its author list, affiliations, available contact information, keywords and original submission reference. Profiles connect contributions with available biographies and ORCID identifiers.
Conference chairs
Mustafa KayyaliMilena ŠkoboMeet the initiative developers
Using and citing this collection
Copyright in each abstract remains with its authors. When citing a contribution, acknowledge its authors, title, conference name and year. The original submission reference identifies the contribution. Citation tools are available on every abstract page.