AAAI
One of the oldest and most influential academic conferences in artificial intelligence, organized by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. It covers top-tier peer-reviewed research across all subfields of AI.
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ICLR's open review mechanism stands in sharp contrast to the traditional closed double-blind review systems of conferences such as ICML, NeurIPS, and AAAI.
In recent years, AAAI has adopted a Phased Review process
The AAAI Phase 1 review is a preliminary screening round in which some papers may be rejected early at this stage, while papers that pass the screening proceed to Phase 2 review
AAAI received approximately 8,000 submissions in 2023, with an acceptance rate of about 19%
Ten years ago, the number of AAAI submissions was only around one thousand
AAAI's Phase 1 early reject is typically determined directly by area chairs or senior program committee members based on preliminary scores, without going through the full peer review process
Researchers should rely on notifications from AAAI's official system (such as the CMT or OpenReview platform) rather than community rumors
After passing Phase 1, papers still need to go through subsequent stages including full review, rebuttal, and other steps
The Phase 1 review results for AAAI-27 are expected to be announced on September 24
AAAI is one of the oldest and most influential academic conferences in the field of artificial intelligence
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ICLR's open review mechanism stands in sharp contrast to the traditional closed double-blind review systems of conferences such as ICML, NeurIPS, and AAAI.
50%UnverifiedIn recent years, AAAI has adopted a Phased Review process
50%UnverifiedThe AAAI Phase 1 review is a preliminary screening round in which some papers may be rejected early at this stage, while papers that pass the screening proceed to Phase 2 review
50%UnverifiedAAAI received approximately 8,000 submissions in 2023, with an acceptance rate of about 19%
50%UnverifiedTen years ago, the number of AAAI submissions was only around one thousand
50%UnverifiedAAAI's Phase 1 early reject is typically determined directly by area chairs or senior program committee members based on preliminary scores, without going through the full peer review process
50%UnverifiedResearchers should rely on notifications from AAAI's official system (such as the CMT or OpenReview platform) rather than community rumors
50%UnverifiedAfter passing Phase 1, papers still need to go through subsequent stages including full review, rebuttal, and other steps
50%UnverifiedAAAI is one of the oldest and most influential academic conferences in the field of artificial intelligence
50%UnverifiedAAAI-27 is the top AI conference AAAI 2027.
50%UnverifiedKDD is recognized as a top-tier conference in the field of data mining, ranked alongside ICML, NeurIPS, AAAI, and others as a Class A conference in the AI/ML domain.
50%UnverifiedNeurIPS has its submission deadline mostly in May and convenes in December; ICML has its deadline around January–February and convenes in July; ICLR uses OpenReview open peer review, with a deadline around September–October and convenes in the following spring; AAAI's deadline is mostly around August.
50%UnverifiedThe submission deadlines for major AI/NLP conferences are roughly: ICML in January–February, EMNLP and NeurIPS in May–June, AAAI in August, ICLR in September–October, and ACL and NAACL in winter.
50%UnverifiedThe major conference submission deadlines are approximately: ICML in January–February, EMNLP and NeurIPS in May–June, AAAI in August, ICLR in September–October, and ACL and NAACL in winter.
50%UnverifiedAAAI's IAAI (Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence) conference is specifically aimed at innovative application cases of artificial intelligence, requiring papers to demonstrate the deployment and effectiveness of AI technology in real-world scenarios.
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