Hsuan-Tien Lin (National Taiwan University) and Razvan Pascanu (Google DeepMind)
The planning for NeurIPS 2026 has already begun, and we are excited to have joined this year as co-General Chairs for the conference, and to make our contributions to this important meeting in our field’s annual calendar.
NeurIPS is a large conference and its organization continues to be mostly driven by volunteers from our community committed to its success. As we start this process, we hope to have as wide a set of people from which to select as chairs for the conference. Please consider nominating yourself, or someone you know, as an organiser for one of the roles in the conference, or in a generalist role that you think might serve the conference better. Serving as an organiser is a great way to build experience of crafting large scientific meetings and balancing the many tradeoffs involved, helps build new networks, and a great way to give back to the community in a way that is different from reviewing and workshops.
We encourage early nominations, as submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis. We will keep the community informed as plans for this year’s conference continue to take shape, including which existing and new roles will be offered for the 2026 edition. Different roles may involve different levels of workload and time commitments, and detailed expectations will be communicated as appropriate.
The main venue of NeurIPS 2026 will be in Sydney, Australia. Chairs are encouraged, though not required, to participate in person. While chairing is primarily a volunteer role, we aim to provide appropriate financial support, in various forms and subject to budget availability, to facilitate in-person attendance. Further details can be clarified as planning progresses.
The Neural Information Processing Systems Foundation is announcing today a $500,000 donation to OpenReview, reinforcing our commitment to the infrastructure that enables rigorous scholarly publishing in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
A Critical Partnership
For years, OpenReview has served as the backbone of peer review for NeurIPS and numerous other premier conferences in our field. The OpenReview team have pioneered open and transparent peer review systems that support the scale and pace required by modern AI research. The platform has handled hundreds of thousands of submissions annually while maintaining double-blind review standards and facilitating meaningful scholarly exchange.
This partnership has been essential to NeurIPS’s mission of fostering the exchange of research advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning through the highest ethical standards for a diverse and inclusive community.
Supporting Recovery and Evolution
The recent security incident affecting OpenReview and multiple conferences across our field underscored the critical importance of this infrastructure and the shared imperative to safeguard the integrity of peer review against escalating global security threats and increasingly sophisticated attempts at manipulation. The machine learning community relies on platforms like OpenReview to function effectively, and ensuring the resilience and continued strength of these providers benefits all of us.
This donation is intended to help OpenReview grow its team to the required scale, strengthen security infrastructure, implement enhanced manipulation guards, and continue evolving their platform to meet the growing needs of our community. We believe that robust, well-resourced infrastructure is fundamental to the integrity and progress of scientific research in our field.
A Call to Action
The speed at which knowledge exchange must happen in machine learning and AI demands sophisticated tools and platforms. OpenReview represents years of development and refinement to create systems that serve our community’s unique needs. No single conference or institution can sustain such infrastructure alone.
Looking Forward
The machine learning community stands at an unprecedented moment of growth and impact. Maintaining the integrity and functionality of our scholarly publishing infrastructure is essential to ensuring that this growth continues to serve science and society. OpenReview and platforms like it are not peripheral to our work—they are fundamental enablers of the rapid, rigorous exchange of ideas that drives progress in our field.
This donation reflects the NeurIPS Foundation’s commitment to supporting the infrastructure and organizations that make our community possible. We look forward to continuing our partnership with OpenReview and to seeing our field’s infrastructure grow stronger and more resilient in the years ahead.
Welcome to the September edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter keeps you updated on NeurIPS events, planning, feedback requests, and new initiatives. This edition focuses on NeurIPS 2025, happening in San Diego and in Mexico City.
This newsletter includes:
Paper Decisions Released
Invited Speaker Lineup Announced
Financial Assistance and Volunteer Applications Open Until Oct 1
NeurIPS Mexico City Calls for Tutorials, Socials, Workshops, and Startup Pitches
Paper Decisions Released
Congratulations to all authors of accepted papers! We look forward to seeing your work presented at NeurIPS 2025 in San Diego and Mexico City.
Invited Speaker Lineup Announced
The NeurIPS 2025 announced this year’s speaker lineup:
Kyunghyun Cho (New York University, Genetech)
Yejin Choi (University of Washington, AI2)
Melanie Mitchell (Santa Fe Institute)
Andrew Saxe (University College London)
Richard Sutton (University of Alberta, Amii)
Zeynep Tufekci (Princeton University)
Read more on the full blog post with speaker bios: Blog Post
Financial Assistance and Volunteer Applications Open Till Oct 1
This year’s financial assistance and volunteer applications are now open! The Financial Assistance programs will prioritize student & junior postdoc (< 2 years) conference authors. If funding amounts allow, we will also consider funding applications on the grounds of other inclusion criteria, including diversity and accessibility, affinity group membership, financial hardship, and first-time attendance.
Additionally, student volunteers help support the conference and gain behind-the-scenes experience while receiving complimentary registration.
Welcome to the July edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter keeps you updated on NeurIPS events, planning, feedback requests, and new initiatives. This edition focuses on NeurIPS 2025, happening in San Diego and for the first time, in Mexico City.
This newsletter includes:
Registration for NeurIPS 2025 San Diego Now Open!
NeurIPS Announces Second Physical Location in Mexico City
NeurIPS Announces Support for Newly Developing Scientific Community Gathering
NeurIPS 2025 Call For Education Materials
Registration for NeurIPS 2025 San Diego Now Open!
Registration for NeurIPS 2025 San Diego is officially open! Secure your spot for the conference. Don’t miss out on early benefits! Early registration ends on Oct 11.
NeurIPS Announces Second Physical Location in Mexico City
Great news! NeurIPS 2025 will feature a second physical location in Mexico City, alongside San Diego. This pilot program aims to boost accessibility and research exchange, especially on geographic distribution. Mexico City will host around 500 attendees, mirroring San Diego’s programming. More details are coming soon.
NeurIPS Announces Support for Newly Developing Scientific Community Gathering
NeurIPS is fostering a new AI research meeting: EurIPS in Copenhagen. We’re providing formal support this year, allowing NeurIPS-accepted papers to also present a second time at EurIPS and helping to facilitate registration. We’re excited to continue to promote scientific communication on a global scale. Accepted authors must still plan to present at NeurIPS San Diego or NeurIPS Mexico City. Find out more at EurIPS.cc.
NeurIPS 2025 Call For Educational Materials
Submit short, engaging educational materials for the AI Education Resource Showcase at the NeurIPS 2025 One-Day Event on AI Education. We’re looking for content that introduces AI to non-expert audiences (e.g., high school students, general public) in formats like videos, slides, or interactive demos. Materials should be concise (5–15 min), clear, accurate, and previously unpublished. The submission deadline is August 15, 2025. Accepted materials will be featured at the event and online. Learn more about the call here and submit via OpenReview. Contact education-chairs@neurips.cc for questions.
Danielle Belgrave, Cheng Zhang, Alex Lu, Jean Kossaifi, and Mengye Ren
NeurIPS 2025 General Chairs and Communication Chairs
Welcome to the May edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. Notably, this newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2025, held in San Diego, from Tuesday, Dec 2 to Sunday, Dec 7, 2025.
You are receiving this newsletter as per your subscription preferences in your NeurIPS profile. As you prepare to attend NeurIPS, we hope that you will find the following information valuable. To unsubscribe from the NeurIPS newsletter, unselect the “Subscribe to Newsletter” checkbox in your profile:https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe. To update your email preference, visit: https://neurips.cc/FAQ/EmailPreferences
This newsletter includes:
Call for Tutorials
Creative Track
Responsible reviewing initiatives for NeurIPS 2025
In its third year, the NeurIPS Creative AI track returns with a bold theme: Humanity. As generative models compose, hallucinate, remix, and persuade — What does it mean to be human in the presence of machines that feel increasingly alive? We invite researchers and artists working at the edge of AI/ML and creative practice to explore this question through two formats: Papers (2–6 pages, poster format) and Artworks (video submission + 3-page PDF). Submit work that responds to or redefines the theme of Humanity through code, sound, image, motion, performance, architecture, or design. The submission deadline is August 2 (Anywhere on Earth).
Responsible reviewing initiatives for NeurIPS 2025
High quality reviews are central to the NeurIPS conference. To ensure it remains high, we are piloting new initiatives that will safeguard reviewing quality and timeline.
Welcome to the April edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. Notably, this newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2025, held in San Diego, from Tuesday, Dec 2 to Sunday, Dec 7, 2025.
You are receiving this newsletter as per your subscription preferences in your NeurIPS profile. As you prepare to attend NeurIPS, we hope that you will find the following information valuable. To unsubscribe from the NeurIPS newsletter, unselect the “Subscribe to Newsletter” checkbox in your profile:https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe. To update your email preference, visit: https://neurips.cc/FAQ/EmailPreferences
Newsletter includes:
Call for Papers
Call for Papers for Datasets and Benchmarks
Call for Papers for Position Track
Call for Workshop Proposals
Call for Competitions Extended
Childcare Registration
Call for Papers NeurIPS 2025 is now accepting submissions as of April 3, 2025. Abstracts are due by May 11, 2025, with full papers due on May 15, 2025. All authors must have an OpenReview profile when submitting. For more information, please read our call for papers here: https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2025/CallForPapers
Call for Papers for Datasets and BenchmarksThe NeurIPS Dataset and Benchmarks track is now accepting submissions. As with the main track, abstracts are due by May 11, 2025, with full papers due on May 15, 2025. This year, the Dataset and Benchmark tracks include new changes in the submission and review guidelines that make them better suited for datasets and benchmarks. Authors are advised to carefully read the call for papers, as well as our companion blog post, which outlines the changes: https://blog.neurips.cc/2025/03/10/neurips-datasets-benchmarks-raising-the-bar-for-dataset-submissions/Read our call for papers here: https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2025/CallForDatasetsBenchmarks
Call for Papers for Position Track This year at NeurIPS, we are initiating a Position Paper Track, following ICML 2024 and 2025 Position Paper Tracks. This is a time of accelerated development and deployment in high-stakes settings of methods designed in the NeurIPS community. There are few people in the world that, in the past year, have not interacted with AI in myriad ways. We wanted to invite discussions and positions to ensure our community is fully aware and having these critical discussions of the ways that our methods may impact the broader scientific community and the world.
Call for Workshop Proposals NeurIPS 2025 is now soliciting workshop proposals. Workshops are one-day events on December 6 and 7, following the main conference program, and are intended to provide an informal, dynamic venue for discussion of work in progress and future directions. Workshop applications are due by May 30, 2025. For more information, read our call for proposals here: ttps://neurips.cc/Conferences/2025/CallForWorkshops
In addition, recognizing the rapid growth and interest in NeurIPS workshops, we have prepared guidelines for proposals, which can be found on our blog at: https://blog.neurips.cc/2025/04/12/guidance-for-neurips-workshop-proposals-2025/. Organizers of workshop proposals should take care to respect all guidance in this document, and to provide explicit answers to the questions throughout.
Call for Competitions Extended The Call for Competitions for NeurIPS 2025 has now been extended from April 13, 2025 to April 20, 2025. Notifications will now go out on May 18th, 2025. Read our call here: https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2025/CallForCompetitions
Childcare Registration NeurIPS is proud to offer free childcare for children between 4 months and 13 years for our registered attendees on a first come, first serve basis. The deadline to make a reservation is November 4th 2025 at 5 PM PST. Information on how to reserve childcare can be found at: https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2025/Children
Minors between 14-17 years old can attend the conference with a guardian, as long as they remain with the guardian at all times in the venue, and only attend events where alcohol is not served. Guardians will need to sign a waiver when they pick up their badge.
Danielle Belgrave, Cheng Zhang, Alex Lu, Jean Kossaifi, and Mengye Ren NeurIPS 2025 General Chairs and Communication Chairs
Welcome to the November edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter! NeurIPS2024 is around the corner. It will be held in Vancouver in less than a month, from Tuesday, Dec 10 to Sunday, Dec 15, 2024.
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives.
You are receiving this newsletter as per your subscription preferences in your NeurIPS profile. As you prepare to attend NeurIPS, we hope that you will find the following information valuable. To unsubscribe from the NeurIPS newsletter, unselect the “Subscribe to Newsletter” checkbox in your profile:https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe. To update your email preference, visit: https://neurips.cc/FAQ/EmailPreferences
NeurIPS 2024 workshops will take place on Dec. 14 & 15. We received 204 total submissions — a significant increase from last year. From this great batch of submissions, we have accepted 56 workshops. Given the exceptional quality of submissions this year, we wish we could have accepted many more, but we could not due to logistical constraints. We want to thank everyone who put in tremendous effort in submitting a workshop proposal. For a list of accepted workshops, refer to our blog post here.
3) NeurIPS 2024 Tutorials
The NeurIPS 2024 tutorials will be held on Tuesday, Dec 10. There will be 14 tutorials this year. All of them will be conducted in person to encourage active participation and some of them include panels to allow for a diverse range of discussion. For a list of accepted tutorials and their speakers, refer to our blog post here.
4) NeurIPS 2024 Affinity Events
We are excited to announce this year’s affinity events co-located with NeurIPS. At NeurIPS, affinity groups play a crucial role in promoting and supporting the ideas and voices of various communities that are defined by some axis of joint identity and raise awareness of issues that affect their members. In addition, they provide members of these affinity groups with increased opportunities to showcase their work, engage in discussions, and build connections during NeurIPS events, promoting diversity and inclusion at NeurIPS. For more information, please visit the Affinity Events Blog Post.
5) Bridging the Future
In this event, we will cover recent activities towards broadening participation activities in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. NeurIPS has recently provided support to several groups active in this space, and in this event, they will describe their efforts and results. The event will take place on Thursday, December 12 at 7:30 pm in room East MR 18. Join us to learn about their ongoing project to better support their communities and the world. Light snacks and drinks will be served. See details here.
6) NeurIPS Town Hall Details
NeurIPS invites all attendees to our annual Town Hall, which will occur in person at the conference on Friday, December 13th at 7 PM this year. The NeurIPS Town Hall provides community members with an opportunity to hear updates and ask questions about the conference. The town hall lasts for an hour, with the first 30 minutes dedicated to presentations from various chairs and the last 30 minutes dedicated to an open Q&A from the community.
7) Announcing the NeurIPS High School Projects Results
We are thrilled to announce the results of the first call for NeurIPS High School Projects. With a theme of machine learning for social impact, this track was launched to get the next generation excited and thinking about how ML can benefit society, to encourage those already pursuing research on this topic, and to amplify that work through interaction with the NeurIPS community.
In total, we received 330 project submissions from high schoolers around the globe. Among those, 21 projects were chosen to be spotlighted and 4 were chosen as award winners. We congratulate all of the students and encourage community members to attend the joint poster session on Tuesday, December 10, where representatives of the four award-winning projects will present their work. For the details refer to this blog post.
8) Poster Printing Service
Read the NeurIPS poster printing information page for additional insight and information about templates, virtual poster and paper thumbnails, poster sizes, and printing.
You can use any service you want to print your poster. We offer an optional poster printing service.
9) Childcare and Other Amenities
NeurIPS is proud to provide free on-site child care. The deadline for registration has passed and it is now at capacity. We invite everyone to review the Child attendance policy here. We kindly request that all attendees adhere to our child attendance policy by refraining from bringing children under the age of 14 to the venue unless they are registered in the childcare program.
Other amenities will include a nursing room and first aid.
10) Reminder About the Conference Dates
As already announced multiple times, the conference start date has been changed to Tuesday, December 10 in order to support delegates arriving on Monday for the Tuesday morning sessions. Registration will now open on Monday from 1 pm to 6 pm. Tutorials remain on Tuesday as originally scheduled. We encourage all attendees to verify dates directly on our website (https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2024) to avoid confusion.
11) NeurIPS EXPO
This year’s NeurIPS features an exciting lineup of 56 Expo events across December 10th-11th. This includes 18 interactive demonstrations on Tuesday, December 10th, along with 26 talk panels and 12 workshops spread across both days. Grab a coffee or box lunch and engage in an EXPO talk or workshop. Demos will be available on the exhibit sponsor hall floor.
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you at the conference.
Welcome to the October edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. Notably, this newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2024, held in Vancouver, from Tuesday, Dec 10 to Sunday, Dec 15, 2024.
You are receiving this newsletter as per your subscription preferences in your NeurIPS profile. As you prepare to attend NeurIPS, we hope that you will find the following information valuable. To unsubscribe from the NeurIPS newsletter, unselect the “Subscribe to Newsletter” checkbox in your profile: https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe. To update your email preference, visit: https://neurips.cc/FAQ/EmailPreferences
Newsletter includes:
Introducing the NeurIPS 2024 Tutorials
Announcing the NeurIPS 2024 Affinity Events
NeurIPS Town Hall Scheduled
Live streaming at Pinnacle Hotel Waterfront
Poster Information and Printing Service
Childcare and and Other Amenities
Dietary Restrictions
Conference Dates and NeurIPS EXPO
1) Introducing the NeurIPS 2024 Tutorials
The NeurIPS 2024 tutorials will be held on Tuesday, Dec 10. There will be 14 tutorials this year. All of them will be conducted in person to encourage active participation and some of them include panels to allow for a diverse range of discussion. For a list of accepted tutorials and their speakers, refer to our blog post here.
2) Announcing the NeurIPS 2024 Affinity Events
We are excited to announce this year’s affinity events co-located with NeurIPS. At NeurIPS, affinity groups play a crucial role in promoting and supporting the ideas and voices of various communities that are defined by some axis of joint identity and raise awareness of issues that affect their members. In addition, they provide members of these affinity groups with increased opportunities to showcase their work, engage in discussions, and build connections during NeurIPS events, promoting diversity and inclusion at NeurIPS. For more information, please visit the Affinity Events Website.
3) NeurIPS Town Hall Scheduled
The NeurIPS Town Hall will be held on Friday December 13th at 7 PM this year, before the closing reception. The Town Hall provides community members with an opportunity to hear updates and ask questions about the conference and its organisation. The town hall lasts for an hour, with the first 30 minutes dedicated to presentations from various chairs and the last 30 minutes dedicated to an open Q&A from the community.
4) Live streaming at Pinnacle Hotel Waterfront
NeurIPS 2024 is partnering with the Pinnacle Hotel Waterfront to provide live streaming of the Invited Speaker talks. Attendees staying at the Pinnacle Hotel can enjoy the talks from the hotel itself, in the Harbourfront Ballroom. To access this room, attendees will need to show their room key and NeurIPS badge. Complimentary snacks and coffee will be provided.
Talks streamed at the Pinnacle:
Wednesday, December 11 at 8:30am, Sepp Hochreiter
Wednesday, December 11 at 2:30pm, Fei Fei Li
Thursday, December 12 at 8:30am, Zhou Lidong
Thursday, December 12 at 2:30pm, Arnaud Doucet
Friday, December 13 at 8:30am, Danica Kragic
Friday, December 13 at 2:30pm Rosalind Picard
Note: The Tuesday, December 10th talk with Alison Gopnik may be seen at the VCC, West level 0, Hall C or streamed from your mobile device.
5) Poster Presentation and Printing Service
An email with the subject “NeurIPS 2024 Update Poster Presentation Details” has been sent to all authors. If an author has not received the email they should check their spam folder and/or check that the email on their account at NeurIPS is the correct email address with this link (https://neurips.cc/MyStuff).
Read the NeurIPS poster printing information page for additional insight and information about templates, virtual poster and paper thumbnails, poster sizes and printing.
You can use any service you want to print your poster. We offer an optional poster printing service.
6) Childcare and and Other Amenities
NeurIPS is proud to provide free on-site child care. Please register before the Nov 8th at 5 pm PST deadline and familiarise yourself with the cancelation policy to avoid no-show fees. For details and how to register visit: https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2024/Children.
Other amenities will include a nursing room and first aid.
7) Dietary Restrictions
Dietary restrictions should be updated in each registration profile by November 1. After November 1, we are unable to guarantee supporting dietary restrictions. We will do our best to still accommodate you if you have not met the deadline date, but we cannot guarantee.
8) Conference Dates and NeurIPS EXPO
The conference start date has been changed to Tuesday December 10 in order to support delegates arriving on Monday for the Tuesday morning sessions. Registration will now open on Monday from 1 pm to 6 pm. Tutorials remain on Tuesday as originally scheduled. We encourage all attendees to verify dates directly on our website (https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2024) to avoid confusion.
This year’s NeurIPS features an exciting lineup of 56 Expo events across December 10th-11th. This includes 18 interactive demonstrations on Tuesday December 10th, along with 26 talk panels and 12 workshops spread across both days. Grab a coffee or box lunch and engage in an EXPO talk or workshop. Demos will be available on the exhibit sponsor hall floor.
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you at the conference.
Welcome to the September edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. Notably, this newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2024, held in Vancouver, from Monday, Dec 9 to Sunday, Dec 15, 2024.
You are receiving this newsletter as per your subscription preferences in your NeurIPS profile. As you prepare to attend NeurIPS, we hope that you will find the following information valuable. To unsubscribe from the NeurIPS newsletter, unselect the “Subscribe to Newsletter” checkbox in your profile:https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe. To update your email preference, visit: https://neurips.cc/FAQ/EmailPreferences
Newsletter includes:
Recent Updates
Registration and Visa Reminders
2024 Conference Dates
1) Recent Updates:
– The NeurIPS 2024 Workshops have been announced! A total of 56 accepted workshops will take place this year on December 14th and 15th. For a full list of accepted workshops and more information on our selection process this year, read our blog post: https://blog.neurips.cc/2024/08/02/announcing-the-neurips-2024-workshops/
– Following last year’s incredible success, we will hold another edition of the Creative AI Track research papers and artworks that showcase innovative approaches to artificial intelligence and machine learning in art, design, and creativity. The submission deadline was August 16, and the authors will be notified on October 17. For more details please check our website: https://neurips-creative-ai.github.io/2024/.
– Keynote speakers for NeurIPS 2024 have now been confirmed! We are excited to welcome our invited speakers Sepp Horchreiter, Danica Kragic, Lidong Zhou, Alison Gopnik, Rosalind Picard, Arnaud Doucet, and Fei Fei Li. More information will be released soon on the blog and the website.
– We are delighted to announce that NeurIPS 2024 will host affinity events from the following affinity groups: Women in Machine Learning, Queer in AI, Black in AI, LatinX in AI, Indigenous in AI, Global South in AI, Muslims in ML, New in ML and Neurodivergent Community. Stay tuned for more details about the groups and their planned events!
2) Registration and Visa Reminder
NeurIPS 2024 is committed to facilitating the participation of a global community. We understand the complexities and challenges associated with obtaining a Canadian visa and have compiled visa information at https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2024/Visa. This link includes a step-by-step process to: Register, Generate your Visa Invitation Letter, Submit Your Canadian Visa Application, and then Return to the Visa Invitation Letter Page to enter your name, country and Visa Application number.
To support attendees that may need a visa in this process, we strongly encourage early conference registration. By registering promptly, participants can secure a visa invitation letter in advance of their visa appointments. We recognize that uncertainties exist, and in the unfortunate event of a visa denial, attendees have the option to cancel and refund their registration, as detailed in our cancellation policy (https://neurips.cc/FAQ/CancellationPolicy). Our goal is to ensure that NeurIPS 2024 is accessible to all who wish to attend, and we are here to assist you every step of the way.
Additionally, we urgently ask each delegate to update your profile with your dietary needs. Please do so by logging into your account and updating your profile at this link: https://neurips.cc/EditProfile
You must update the account that you will register for the conference with.
3) 2024 Conference Dates
As a reminder, NeurIPS 2024 is occurring between Monday Dec 9 to Sunday Dec 15, 2024. Note that this differs from previous years in that we are starting on a Monday. On Tuesday evening (Dec 10) there will be an opening reception and the first invited talk. We encourage all attendees to verify dates directly on our website to avoid confusion.
Welcome to the August edition of the NeurIPS monthly Newsletter!
The NeurIPS Newsletter aims to provide an easy way to keep up to date with NeurIPS events and planning progress, respond to requests for feedback and participation, and find information about new initiatives. Notably, this newsletter will focus on NeurIPS 2024, which will be held in Vancouver, from Monday Dec 9 – Sunday Dec 15, 2024.
This newsletter was sent to email subscribers on August 22nd. To subscribe and receive these updates directly in your email, select the Subscribe to Newsletter checkbox in your profile: https://neurips.cc/Profile/subscribe.
Newsletter includes:
NeurIPS 2024 Workshops Announced
Call for NeurIPS 2024 Creative AI Track
Keynote Speakers Announced
NeurIPS 2024 Affinity Groups Announced
Registration and Visa Reminders
Reminder to Provide Dietary Preferences
Reminder on NeurIPS Conference Dates
1) NeurIPS 2024 Workshops Announced
The NeurIPS 2024 workshops have been announced! A total of 56 accepted workshops will take place this year on December 14th and 15th. For a full list of accepted workshops and more information on our selection process this year, read our blog post: https://blog.neurips.cc/2024/08/02/announcing-the-neurips-2024-workshops/
2) Call for NeurIPS 2024 Creative AI Track
Following last year’s incredible success, the Creative AI Track invites research papers and artworks that showcase innovative approaches of artificial intelligence and machine learning in art, design, and creativity.
Key dates:
August 16: Submission Deadline, for both Papers & Artworks
Keynote speakers for NeurIPS 2024 have now been confirmed! We are excited to welcome Sepp Horchreiter, Danica Kragic, Lidong Zhou, Alison Gopnik, Rosalind Picard, Arnaud Doucet, and Fei Fei Li as speakers this year. More information about talk titles and abstracts will be released in the months leading up to the conference.
4) NeurIPS 2024 Affinity Groups Announced
We are delighted to announce that NeurIPS 2024 will host affinity events from the following affinity groups: Women in Machine Learning, Queer in AI, Black in AI, LatinX in AI, Indigenous in AI, Global South in AI, Muslims in ML, New in ML and Neurodivergent Community. Stay tuned for more details about the groups and their planned events!
5) Registration and Visa Reminder
NeurIPS 2024 is committed to facilitating the participation of a global community. We understand the complexities and challenges associated with obtaining a Canadian visa, and have compiled visa information at https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2024/Visa. This link includes a step-by-step process to: Register, Generate your Visa Invitation Letter, Submit Your Canadian Visa Application, and then Return to the Visa Invitation Letter Page to enter your name, country and Visa Application number.
To support attendees that may need a visa in this process, we strongly encourage early registration for the conference. By registering promptly, participants can secure a visa invitation letter in advance of their visa appointments. We recognize that uncertainties exist, and in the unfortunate event of a visa denial, attendees have the option to cancel and refund their registration, as detailed in our cancellation policy (https://neurips.cc/FAQ/CancellationPolicy). Our goal is to ensure that NeurIPS 2024 is accessible to all who wish to attend, and we are here to assist you every step of the way.
6) Reminder to Provide Dietary Preferences
We urgently ask each delegate to update your profile with your dietary needs. Please do so by logging into your account and updating your profile at this link: https://neurips.cc/EditProfile
You must update the account that you will register for the conference with.
7) Reminder on NeurIPS Conference Dates
As a reminder, NeurIPS 2024 is occurring between Monday Dec 9 to Sunday Dec 15, 2024. Note that this differs from previous years in that we are starting on a Monday. We encourage all attendees to verify dates directly on our website to avoid confusion.
