Society 5.0 International Conference on the Co-Existence Between Human Being and Machine Being

This year’s Society 5.0 International Conference on the Co-Existence Between Human Being and Machine Being was a great platform for experts in the field to share their research findings. The conference was held in San Benedetto, Italy and received 64 submissions. 39 submissions were accepted for presentation at the conference, of which 23 papers will be published in the conference proceedings by Springer.A true highlight was the talk on  Cultural Influences on Human Cybersecurity Behaviour: A Study of Switzerland and Cameroon, presented by Dr. Bettina Schneider and co-authored by Franka Ebob Enow Ebai, Simon Eyongabane Ako, George Fonkeng Epah, Gaius Ngong Mufua, Willibroad Abongwa Acho, Williams Boma, Delbert Akom Afumbom, Veronica Ika K. Visemih, Samuel Nemkul Lackbuin, and Mary Feh. During the presentation, Bettina gave an informative talk on the Swiss-African Cybersecurity Community, which has provided valuable insights into how cultural factors shape individual cybersecurity behavior—a crucial element…