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Reviews will be temporarily offline during that time. AI Reviewing Experiment This year NeurIPS will be held in Sydney, Atlanta, and Paris. Author Eligibility. We want to speak directly to the concern many of you have expressed, and we owe you a clear explanation of what happened, why it happened, and where we stand now. We understand this situation caused genuine alarm and we take that seriously. In preparing the NeurIPS 2026 handbook, we included a link to a US government sanctions tool that covers a significantly broader set of restrictions than those NeurIPS is actually required to follow. This error was due to miscommunication between the NeurIPS Foundation and our legal team; there was never an intention to restrict participation beyond our mandatory compliance obligations. The responsibility for that error is ours as an organization, and we deeply apologize for the alarm and impact this miscommunication had on our community. 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Application and Prospectus View 2026 Sponsors EAC, Booth, & Onsite Info Organizing Committee Meet the team planning and executing this year's conference General Chair Hsuan-Tien Lin National Taiwan University Razvan Pascanu Google DeepMind, Mila Atlanta Satellite Chair Mark Riedl Georgia Institute of Technology Irfan Essa Georgia Tech & Google Paris Satellite Chair Olivier Cappé CNRS Laetitia Chapel IRISA - Institut Agro Rémi Flamary École Polytechnique, Institut Polytechnique de Paris Pierre Marion INRIA Linus Bleistein EPFL Edwige Cyffers CNRS Senior Program Chair Finale Doshi-Velez Harvard Program Chair Jenna Wiens University of Michigan David Rolnick Mila Nika Haghtalab University of California, Berkeley Marc Deisenroth Google DeepMind Assistant Program Chair Caroline Weis gsk.ai Shengpu Tang Emory University Michael Ito University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Atlanta Satellite Program Chair Zsolt Kira Georgia Institute of Techology Sara Fridovich-Keil Georgia Tech Paris Satellite Program Chair Lorenzo Rosasco Università degli Studi di Genova Samuel Kaski ELLIS Institute Finland Senior Workshop Chair Piotr Koniusz University of New South Wales (❤UNSW❤) Workshop Chair Theodore Papamarkou PolyShape Khoa D Doan VinUniversity Shao-Hua Sun National Taiwan University Elisa Ricci University of Trento Ghada Zamzmi Heartflow Workshop Assistant Chair Nina Corvelo Benz Max-Planck Institute for Software Systems / ETH Junhao Dong Nanyang Technological University Tutorial Chair Yisen Wang Peking University Yingzhen Li Imperial College London Quentin Berthet Google DeepMind Matthew Fahrbach Google Krikamol Muandet CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security Evaluations and Datasets Track Chair Lijun Wu Shanghai AI Laboratory Alexandre Drouin ServiceNow Research / Mila Jessica Schrouff GSK Joaquin Vanschoren Eindhoven University of Technology, Google DeepMind Konstantina Palla Spotify Evaluations and Datasets Track Assistant Chair prabhant singh TU Eindhoven shubham Gupta MILA Position Paper Track Chair David Rügamer LMU Munich, MCML Alex X Lu Microsoft Research Seth Lazar Johns Hopkins University Position Paper Track Assistant Chair Stanley Bryan Hua University of Toronto Kathryne Metcalf UC Berkeley Theo Murray Australian National University Next Generation and Accessibility Chair Ehsan Adeli Stanford University Ismini Lourentzou University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Nicolas Papadakis CNRS Apoorva Beedu Rivian VW Technology Vineeth N Balasubramanian Microsoft Research India and IIT Hyderabad Communication Chair Aadirupa Saha UIC Jean Kossaifi NVIDIA Research Feng Liu University of Melbourne Christian Wolf Naver Labs Europe Khimya Khetarpal Google DeepMind Social Chair Haneul Yoo New York University Traian Rebedea NVIDIA & UPB Shoujin Wang University of Technology Sydney Ethics Review Chair Stephanie Hyland Microsoft Research Olga Russakovsky Princeton University Emanuel Moss Intel Labs / University of Virginia Affinity Chair Celia Cintas IBM Research Africa Sarthak Arora UC Berkeley Harshita Sahni University of New Mexico Yachna Sharma Georgia Institute of Technology Alumni Creative AI Track Chair Piotr Mirowski Google DeepMind Yingtao Tian Sakana AI Immanuel Koh Singapore University of Technology and Design Creative AI Track Assistant Chair Tom White Victoria University of Wellington School of Design Wei-Yao Wang Sony Group Corporation Journal Track Chair Lam Nguyen IBM Research, Thomas J. Watson Research Center Masahiro Ikeda The University of Osaka Scientific Integrity Chair Fei Fang Carnegie Mellon University Scientific Integrity Assistant Chair Chenxin Dai Carnegie Mellon University Education Chair Ulrich Paquet Google DeepMind; AIMS South Africa Daniela Massiceti Canva Research Noam Koenigstein Tel Aviv University Reproducibility Track Chair Jessica Forde Brown University Koustuv Sinha FAIR, Meta Workflow Chair Zhenyu (Sherry) Xue NeurIPS Competition Chair Shou-De Lin National Taiwan University Jes Frellsen Technical University of Denmark Annika Reinke German Cancer Research Center Experiment Chair Laurent Charlin Mila Joydeep Biswas The University of Texas at Austin Experiment Assistant Chair Gaurav Sahu Unified Sciences & Mila - Quebec AI Institute Zichao Hu University of Texas at Austin Experiment Commitee Walter Dempsey University of Michigan Reproducibility Track Committee Ana Lucic University of Amsterdam Fernando P. 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