Tenth International Conference on Learning Representations Hosts Virtual Event
The 2022 International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) takes place virtually from April 25th through April 29th. The event features invited talks, scheduled papers, workshops, and a public virtual site that remains free to access.
The Tenth International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR) runs as a fully virtual event from Monday, April 25th through Friday, April 29th. The organizing committee, led by General Chair Katja Hofmann from Microsoft, provides a comprehensive digital platform for attendees. Registration opens to the public starting December 30, and the virtual conference site is free for anyone to access.
The conference program features a variety of academic and networking opportunities, including invited talks, paper presentations, and specialized workshops. Authors of eligible Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR) publications also have the opportunity to present their work during the event. Additionally, the organizers maintain an active careers site to help connect researchers with new job opportunities in the field.
Generous sponsor support allows ICLR 2022 to reduce ticket prices by approximately fifty percent and provide travel awards to promote diversity at the meeting. An ethics review committee oversees the integrity of the proceedings, while organizers explicitly warn attendees to beware of predatory conferences falsely using the ICLR name through unrelated organizations. The event continues to serve as a major global forum for advancements in artificial intelligence and deep learning.