The 2025 IEEE International Conference on Cyber Humanities (IEEE CH) was held from 8-19 September 2025 and focused on exploring how advanced technologies can be applied to Social Sciences and Humanities. It brings together researachers, academics and professionals interested in areas such as arts, heritage, history, archaeology, linguistics and digital cultural preservation.
The conference examined how these fields function as complex human-cyber-physical ecosystems that require trust, resilience and sustainability. EXTRACT partner MATHEMA joined the conference, with Doaa Almhaithawi presenting on “Latent Space Security – Implications and Challenges”Latent Space Security – Implications and Challenges“. This presentation presented a cross-disciplinary, exploratory study into the implications of latent space representation in the context of machine learning security and privacy, motivated by practical scenarios, like the PER use case, that involve sensitive user data.
More information on the conference can be found here.
