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Both Sydney & Atlanta waitlists were activated on Oct. 27 at 10 am PDT. More registrations will be released on Oct. 30 10am PDT. Authors with unused reserved registration spots are reminded to register urgently.

To all NeurIPS 2026 authors: please review the NeurIPS poster instructions and see our official poster printing partner here: You may use any poster printing service you like, but we recommend using Poster Sessions Online, so you can purchase your poster in advance and simply pick it up onsite the day before -or day of- your presentation, stress free. Please make note of the order deadlines indicated.

🌏 NeurIPS 2026 is coming to Sydney! Connect with the global AI & ML research community across Australasia: 🇳🇿 AJCAI 2026 | Nov 27–30 | Auckland 🇦🇺 ACML 2026 | Dec 1–4 | Melbourne 🇦🇺 NeurIPS 2026 | Dec 6–12 | Sydney Three conferences, one vibrant research community!

For anyone on the waitlist for NeurIPS registrations, please check your emails as we are releasing additional tickets as they become available!

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), all of which will be presented across our conference locations in Sydney, Atlanta, and Paris this December at the main conference event, alongside the Main Track, and Evaluations & Datasets Track. You can find the full list of accepted papers in our blog post:

All authors of accepted main conference posters were assigned locations based on their preferences and notified by email. Poster numbers have also been allocated. Check our guide on how to register: and then check your MyStuff page for the location and poster sessions!

We’re excited to announce the NeurIPS 2026 Affinity Events! Affinity events create space for communities across machine learning to share their work, discuss issues that matter to them, and build lasting connections. We’re grateful to the organizers bringing these communities together and look forward to seeing you at their events. Explore the events and find one to join:

The NeurIPS 2026 decisions are being processed on OpenReview for the main, Position Track Papers and Evaluations and Datasets tracks and we expect all of them to be available by end of day AoE.

We're accepting NeurIPS 2026 Financial Assistance and volunteer applications. Support for Sydney, Atlanta, Paris, and virtual. Get registration refunded after shifts. Apply by 6 Oct. #NeurIPS2026. Students, junior postdocs, and first-time attendees are especially encouraged to apply.

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. Please note that these preferences are completely independent of the paper decision process. Look for an email with the subject line: “NeurIPS 2026: Choose Presentation Sites for Your Paper.”

The NeurIPS 2026 August Newsletter is now available on our blog: If you would like to receive these newsletters directly by email, please subscribe to the newsletter mailing list under your profile:

With NeurIPS 2026 registrations now open, hotel and childcare reservations are also available. 🏨 Book accommodations at official group rates across all three conference locations: 🧸 Reserve childcare: We look forward to seeing you at NeurIPS 2026!

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. Please read our blog post for details on how the available registration places will be allocated across our three locations: We look forward to welcoming our community across all three sites!

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. Think the 2026 equivalents of the Transformer, the reparameterisation trick, or LLM judges. You don't need to be the original author of the concept, just able to explain it with real clarity. 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. All materials will be gathered in an open repository, free for the community after the conference. Submissions close 4 September 2026 AoE (Anywhere on Earth) Submit via OpenReview: Learn more about the track at

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 so excited to introduce the wonderful group of researchers, practitioners, and leaders who will bring NeurIPS 2026 to life!

We are happy to announce the list of accepted NeurIPS 2026 workshops: 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 We want to thank everyone who submitted a proposal and look forward to hosting the accepted workshops!

The NeurIPS 2026 July Newsletter is now available on our blog: If you would like to receive these newsletters directly by email, please subscribe to the newsletter mailing list under your profile:

To accommodate submissions that may require additional preparation time, the NeurIPS 2026 Creative AI Track is extending its submission deadline by one week, to August 10, 2026, Anywhere on Earth (AoE). For more information, please refer to

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. Please post your answers to the Area Chair's initial-meta reviews via a comment from July 28th and by August 3rd, so that reviewers can see it too. 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. It is your choice how you wish to divide this time into initial rebuttals and subsequent discussion with reviewers and ACs.

OpenReview Update: Due to a technical issue during release, we are currently re-releasing all reviews and initial meta-reviews, which we expect will take about 4 hours. Reviews will be temporarily unavailable during that time. Thank you all for your patience while we get all the reviews online!