With the deep integration of artificial intelligence and automation technologies across all industries, system security and reliability face unprecedented challenges. Compared to traditional systems, intelligent systems exhibit autonomous decision-making, collaboration among heterogeneous components, and real-time responsiveness, all of which place more stringent demands on system-level fault-tolerance mechanisms and security safeguards. This special topic focuses on operating systems, database systems, real-time systems, networked systems, storage systems, middleware, and distributed, parallel, and embedded computing systems. The topic will explore highly available AI/ML-driven systems, transaction management and recovery protocols, real-time guarantees and dynamic reconfiguration, security isolation, and trust frameworks. The goal is to foster interdisciplinary research and practice, bridge gaps in security and reliability studies for intelligent systems, and help build the next generation of highly available, highly trustworthy intelligent platforms
The special topic will solicit papers on, but not limited to, the following sub-areas:
Prof. Qian Zhou, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China
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