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<\/a><\/p>\nAISecDev 2026<\/strong> is a workshop co-located with CBSoft 2026<\/strong><\/a>, dedicated to the emerging security challenges introduced by AI-assisted software development, large language models, and autonomous code generation tools.<\/p>\n The workshop will take place on September 8, 2026<\/strong>, at IME-USP, S\u00e3o Paulo, Brazil<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Software is no longer only written \u2014 it is increasingly generated. AI-based programming assistants and autonomous code generation tools are changing how software is designed, implemented, tested, and maintained.<\/p>\n Development workflows are shifting from writing and maintaining stable code artifacts to producing software through specifications, prompts, and AI agents. In this new setting, each execution may generate a different program, raising new concerns for security, traceability, auditing, certification, and trustworthy deployment.<\/p>\n AISecDev aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss how software security is affected by AI-assisted development, including emerging industry practices, new threat models such as prompt injection and agent misuse, and the broader implications of ephemeral generated code.<\/p>\n Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:<\/p>\n AISecDev welcomes submissions that promote interaction, discussion, and community building between researchers and practitioners working on the security implications of AI-assisted software development.<\/p>\n We invite the following types of contributions:<\/p>\n Submissions should clearly explain their implications for secure software development in the context of AI-generated or AI-assisted software.<\/p>\n The works should be submited as Short Papers (max 4 pages including references)<\/strong>.\u00a0 Papers may be submitted in Portuguese or English and must be uploaded in PDF format via the JEMS<\/a>\u00a0system. The conference template is available on Overleaf and also as a ZIP package (please see below). Authors may use either version, but all submissions must strictly follow the official CBSoft 2026 template. Although this template is adapted from the ACM conference format, authors must not use the original ACM_SigConf template. The same adapted template is used across all symposia and workshops co-located with CBSoft 2026.<\/p>\n Submissions will be evaluated by the Program Committee, which may also invite external reviewers when appropriate. Rather than focusing solely on novelty, the review process will consider:<\/p>\n The workshop aims to promote interaction and community building rather than serve primarily as a competitive publication venue.<\/p>\n
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