ICLR 2021 Convenes Virtually to Showcase Deep Learning Advances
The ninth International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) hosts a fully virtual event featuring cutting-edge deep learning research. A diverse organizing committee leads the globally renowned AI gathering while warning attendees about predatory copycat conferences.
The International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) holds its ninth annual event as a fully virtual conference from May 3rd through May 7th, 2021. This premier gathering brings together professionals dedicated to the advancement of deep learning and representation learning. Organizers explicitly warn attendees to beware of predatory ICLR conferences promoted by unauthorized organizations, confirming that official information only comes through the main website and OpenReview.net.
Generous sponsor support allows ICLR 2021 to reduce ticket prices by approximately fifty percent while providing travel awards to support diversity at the meeting. Many accepted papers presented at the conference come directly from these contributing sponsors. Shakir Mohamed from DeepMind serves as the General Chair, leading a robust team of program and workshop chairs from major institutions like Microsoft, KAIST, Stanford, and Facebook AI Research.
The conference emphasizes ethical oversight and inclusion through a dedicated Ethics Review Committee and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chairs. A specialized team of Virtual Chairs manages the online experience and coordinates volunteers for the digital event. ICLR remains globally renowned for publishing and presenting cutting-edge research across all aspects of deep learning technologies.