Can We Trust Intelligent Digital Twins? Data, AI, and the Future of Connected Systems

​Join us for an online interactive workshop exploring how Digital Twins are evolving from static digital representations into intelligent, adaptive, and AI-enabled decision-support systems. The event will focus on the role of trusted data, responsible AI, explainability, validation, interoperability, human oversight, and governance in building Digital Twins that can support real-world decisions across infrastructure, cities, transport, energy, buildings, healthcare, manufacturing, and public services.

​The workshop will include a short welcome and introduction, a keynote presentation on the transition from traditional to intelligent Digital Twins, a series of lightning talks covering data foundations, trust, governance, AI, real-world decision-making, and future skills, followed by a facilitated discussion and interactive brainstorming session. Participants will be invited to reflect on what makes an Intelligent Digital Twin trustworthy enough to support high-impact decisions and how trusted data can create public value.

​The target audience includes early-career researchers, postgraduate students, academics, engineers, data scientists, policymakers, public-sector professionals, industry practitioners, and anyone interested in the future of trustworthy data-driven and AI-enabled connected systems. The event aims to create an interdisciplinary space for discussion, knowledge exchange, and future collaboration around responsible and trustworthy Intelligent Digital Twins.