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International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence — 2026

August 15-21, 2026

Messe Bremen
Bremen, Germany

AI Machine Learning Knowledge Representation Planning Robotics Natural Language Processing

Important Dates

Submission deadline     January 19, 2026
Notification of acceptance     April 29, 2026
CORE Ranking A*
Acceptance Rate 14.0% (2024 data)

The International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) is one of the oldest and most prestigious venues in the field, running continuously since 1969 and covering the full spectrum of artificial intelligence research. Topics span knowledge representation, machine learning, planning, natural language processing, robotics, and multi-agent systems, with an A* CORE ranking reflecting its standing as the premier general AI conference alongside AAAI. Since 2018 it has been held jointly with ECAI, the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, expanding its reach across both academic and industry research communities worldwide. Workshops and tutorials are hosted at the University of Bremen in the days preceding the main conference at Messe Bremen.

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Venue

Messe Bremen
Findorffstrasse 101, 28215 Bremen, Germany
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