NeurIPS Conference

To all NeurIPS 2026 authors: please review the NeurIPS poster instructions and see our official poster printing partner here: buff.ly/yosMwig

We are thrilled to announce this years accepted papers for the Journal Track, featuring 64 papers from the Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR), 16 from the Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR), and 8 from the Annals of Statistics (AoS).

Today, we will send a preference form to all NeurIPS authors. Please discuss your preferences with your co-authors and submit the form by September 30, 2026. If your paper is accepted, your presenter and location preferences will help us allocate papers fairly across our three conference locations.

With NeurIPS 2026 registrations now open, hotel and childcare reservations are also available. 🏨 Book accommodations at official group rates across all three conference locations:
neurips.cc/Conferences/... 🧸 Reserve childcare:
neurips.cc/Conferences/...

Registration for the Sydney and Atlanta sites will open on Thursday, September 3rd, at 23:00 AEST. The Paris registration system is currently undergoing separate testing by our Paris and EventHost teams, and we will announce its opening date soon.

Calling AI Science Communicators: NeurIPS 2026 Education Track We're inviting science communicators in AI to submit proposals to teach an emerging technical concept.

Accepted proposals must be paired with original teaching materials (code notebooks, demos or short videos) and will be presented as part of a full day primer in Sydney on 7 December 2026, ahead of the main NeurIPS conference.

Calling AI Science Communicators: NeurIPS 2026 Education Track We're inviting science communicators in AI to submit proposals to teach an emerging technical concept.

Concepts can be any technical idea that has underpinned a large set of papers at top-tier AI conferences over the past year, from new architectures to training and alignment techniques to evaluation and reasoning methods.

Meet the Organizing Team Behind NeurIPS 2026! Every year, the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) relies on the incredible dedication, vision, and hard work of our volunteer organizing committee.

We are happy to announce the list of accepted NeurIPS 2026 workshops: blog.neurips.cc/2026/08/10/a... The workshops will take place on: - Fri Dec 11 and Sat Dec 12, 2026 – Sydney - Sat Dec 12 and Sun Dec 13, 2026 – Paris and Atlanta

A clarification on the timeframe for rebuttals and author discussion, for all three tracks at NeurIPS 2026. Rebuttals can be posted until August 3rd AOE. This includes any back and forth with the reviewers.

We emphasize that the entire period from July 27 through August 3 AOE is time for authors to respond to reviews, including with additional results or other responses to reviewers as applicable.

A clarification on the timeframe for rebuttals and author discussion, for all three tracks at NeurIPS 2026. Rebuttals can be posted until August 3rd AOE. This includes any back and forth with the reviewers.

The "rebuttal" button and "official comment" button will both be treated equivalently - the difference in terminology between the two is to facilitate discussion during the discussion period on OpenReview. This also means you are allowed to post several comments, with a total of over 10000 words.

The call for Social Events at NeurIPS 2026 is now open for Sydney, Paris and Atlanta! 📢 Have an idea that could bring the AI community together? We'd love to hear from you!

📢 NeurIPS 2026 Call for Educational Resources is open! We invite accessible, reusable learning materials on emerging AI topics, including notebooks, videos, slides, demos, and lecture notes. 🗓 Deadline: Sep 4, 2026 (AOE) 🔗 neurips.cc/Conferences/...

We welcome submissions in many formats, including code notebooks, short videos, lecture notes, slide decks, interactive demos, visual explanations, and other self-contained learning resources.

Submissions for the NeurIPS 2026 Creative AI Track are now open! Don’t forget to submit your research papers/artworks by August 3, 2026 (AoE). We invite submissions exploring emerging applications, methods, and critical perspectives on AI and machine learning in art, design, and creative practice.

NeurIPS 2026 is recruiting Ethics Reviewers! If you have experience critically evaluating potential risks and harms in machine learning research, and can provide thoughtful feedback on broader impacts, please read our Call for Reviewers (blog.neurips.cc/2026/05/12/n...) and consider volunteering.

NeurIPS is now soliciting proposals for in-person tutorials, please send your proposals before July 3rd, 2026, AOE. Read more about this year's guidelines here: neurips.cc/Conferences/...

As the deadline for workshop proposal submissions approaches (6th June, 2026) for all three venues (Sydney, Paris, Atlanta), we have prepared a Workshop FAQ to address frequently asked questions such as how to choose location: docs.google.com/document/d/e...