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AAAI 27 AI Alignment track [D]
Navigating the AI Alignment track at AAAI 27 can feel opaque. Submission details for track [D] appear exclusively on OpenReview, accessible here: [link]. This track, alongside the Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact, Conference, and Innovative Applications of AI tracks, represents a crucial intersection of research and real-world impact. Understanding the submission process is key to contributing to this vital area. For deeper insight into the evolving landscape of AI progress, explore our analysis of the recent DeepMind/Kaggle challenge, "Measuring Progress Toward AGI – Cognitive Abilities."
[ECCV 2026 Malmö] Looking for 3-4 people to share an Airbnb — Sept 7–13/14, splitting costs across 7-8 people [D]
Attending ECCV 2026 in Malmö? Secure cost-effective accommodation by joining our group of researchers from IIIT Hyderabad. We're seeking 3-4 individuals to share a spacious Airbnb (sleeps 7-8) from September 7-13/14, splitting costs across a total of 7-8 people. We prioritize a focused, respectful environment conducive to conference attendance. Discover potential savings compared to individual bookings—a smart strategy, especially considering the often negligible price difference for slightly extended stays.
short-paper at ACL/EMNLP/EACL [R]
Navigating the short-paper submission process for ACL/EMNLP/EACL can be challenging. Acceptance rates for these concise submissions often lag behind those of full-length papers, and understanding the landscape is key. We're seeking insights from anyone who has successfully had a short-paper accepted to these prestigious conferences in 2025 or 2026. Sharing your track and overall assessment would be invaluable. Recent developments, like those detailed in "Prism accidentally leaked," highlight the complexities of the AI research pipeline.
Looking for JEPA devil advocates [R]
The emergence of JEPA-like world models presents a compelling, future-focused direction for robot learning, as highlighted by recent research. While Yann LeCun’s vision is undeniably ambitious, a critical evaluation is warranted. We're seeking perspectives that challenge the current trajectory – "devil's advocates" who can identify potential downsides compared to alternative world model approaches. Are there overlooked limitations or vulnerabilities within JEPA’s framework? Explore this discussion, and consider “Are Current AI Memory Architectures Optimizing for the Wrong Abstraction?” for a deeper dive into related challenges.