The mission of this conference is to synergize the expert researchers from the USA and EURASIA. The arrival day is December 30^th, 2025. The formal presentation day is December 31^st, 2025. In formal discussions are scheduled for January 1^st, 2026. An optional departure day is January 2^nd, 2026. Many participants will stay beyond this date, for more interaction after the conference is closed, in the morning of January 2^nd, 2026.

The main sponsor of the conference is the IPSI Transactions on Internet Research, a journal on the eSCI list, established exactly two decades ago, so this is also an anniversary gathering of friends experts who contributed before to this journal or to its related activities, led by Professor Milutinovic, whose 75-year anniversary will be marked at the same time.

This conference features plenary speeches, brainstorming panels, expert panels, and activities leading to the creation of mission statements.

For previous VIPSI conferences, please see web (https://vipsi.org/ipsi/conferences/).

For past articles published in IPSI Transactions on Internet Research, please see web (https://tir.ipsitransactions.org/).

The stress of the conference is on the brainstorming, networking, exchange of ideas, and a good creative atmosphere.

The conference will take place in the five-star Splendid Hotel of Budva, Montenegro. The venue is close to the Tivat Airport and about 50km away from the Podgorica airport. Interested participants are asked to book their rooms directly with the hotel, with the reference to VIPSI 2025.

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THE WELCOME MEETING AT SPLENDID:

On December 30th from 4pm to 8pm Mr. Filip Djordjevic will be in the lobby to welcome participants and to answer all possible questions.

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PROGRAM (tentative)

It will be uploaded on the conference web after October 1, 2025

Opening Talks:

Avi Mendelson (Technion, Israel)
"The synergy between Europe and USA is a key factor for winning the AI revolution"

Special Talks:

Evgeny Shvarts (Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences)
"Market driven environmental accountability and responsibility in current risks of potential fragmentation of world markets"

Closing Talks:

Bilha Mendelson (University of Massachusetts in Amherst, USA) and Avi Mendelson (Technion, Israel)
"No place to hide -- on the safety and security of AI in general and LLM-based systems in particular"

Selected Presentations:

Marjan Gusev (University of Skopje)
"Developing the Heart Language Model"

Zhilbert Tafa (American University in Pristina)
"DDoS attack mitigation using ML"

Slobodan Jankovic (University of Belgrade)
"Two perspectives on the nature of man in history"

Veljko Milutinovic (University of Indiana in Bloomington, USA)
"Heritage Mining and AI"

Polona Sprajc (University of Maribor)
"Social dimensions matter - where is the place for Artificial Intelligence"

Petraq Papajorgji (Proinfinit Academy) and Howard Moskowitz (Harvard University)
"Extending the Concept of the Turing Test" (book promotion)

Trifun Savic (INRIA, Paris, France)
"Low Power WSNs for Mission Critical Applications"

Milo Tomasevic (University of Belgrade)
"Time-Memory Trade-off in Computing"

Ivan Ristic (Weather2Umbrella)
"Advances in Weather Forecast"

Milos Jeremic (NASA)
"Advances in Electronic Finances"

Nenad Filipovic (University of Kragujevac)
"Applied AI in the Cardiovascular Disease Treatment"

Malisa Vucinic (Inria, France)
"Lightweight Authenticated Key Exchange for Internet-of-Things Use Cases"

David Kalaj (University of Montenegro)
"Minimal graphs and Gaussian curvature"

Velibor Spalevic (University of Montenegro)
"State of the Art Research in Geo Sciences"

Dusan Milutinovic (Purdue MBA, USA)
"Emerging Issues in Financial Engineering"

Dusan Barac (University of Belgrade)
"Surviving Digital Darwinism: How AI Redefines Winners and Losers"

Special Invitations (listed hronologically):

Andreja Opancina (Jupiter Education, Cyprus)
Milos Lukic (University of Belgrade)
Vladan Djokic (University of Belgrade)
Dragan Vukmirovic (University of Belgrade)
Dusan Isailovic (University of Belgrade)
Dragisa Stanojevic (NLB Bank)

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The conference fee is $300, and it covers only the organizational expenses. Coffee breaks and lunch breaks are not included (a bar next to the conference room and several restaurants, all around the hotel, offer all kinds of refreshments and meals that satisfy everybody's taste at the world's highest level of quality).

If you plan to attend, please send the tentative title of your 15-minute talk, a tentative list of co-authors, their affiliation(s), and the contact parameters of the contact person.

The conference fee could be paid on the spot or via bank-to-bank transfer prior to December 1^st, 2025 (no fee discount for early payments prior to December 1^st, 2025).