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China leads IJCAI 2026 submissions but faces visa hurdles; new policy impacts author output
The IJCAI-ECAI 2026 conference saw a significant number of registrations from China, with 669 attendees, closely followed by Germany. Despite a high volume of paper submissions from China, exceeding 4000 and constitutin…
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IJCAI-ECAI 2026 conference to feature daily recaps
The IJCAI-ECAI 2026 conference, scheduled for August 15-16, will feature daily recaps. These recaps are intended to provide attendees and interested parties with timely updates on the proceedings. The event aims to brin…
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LLM agents face 'sim-to-real' gap, mirroring RL challenges, says ASU professor
Hua Wei, an assistant professor at Arizona State University, argues that the current challenges faced by large language model (LLM) agents in real-world applications mirror the "sim-to-real" gap encountered in tradition…
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IJCAI 2026 highlights AI's core strengths in reasoning and planning · 1 source tracked
The International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) continues to be a premier venue for research in reasoning, planning, and knowledge representation, with the upcoming IJCAI-ECAI 2026 conference showc…
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Researchers lament shift from specialized conferences to few flagship events
A discussion on the r/MachineLearning subreddit highlights a perceived shift in the academic research landscape, with participants noting a decline in the prominence of specialized conferences. Users express nostalgia f…
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IJCAI AI for Good Symposium in Africa 2024 Proceedings Released
The proceedings from the 2nd IJCAI AI for Good Symposium in Africa, held in 2024 and hosted by Deep Learning Indaba, are now accessible. The symposium focused on the application of artificial intelligence to address soc…
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Fudan University team launches STI-WM robot world model
A team from Fudan University has launched STI-WM, a spatiotemporally integrated world model designed for robots. This model aims to overcome limitations in current vision-language-action models by incorporating physics-…