Hotel booking for #ICML2026 is now open! Be sure to book through the official link: this gives you group pricing for the contracted accommodations, and helps support the conference.
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We're excited to announce the 44 workshops and 4 affinity workshops at #ICML2026! Read the blog post to see what they are, and learn more about the selection process. This year was exceptionally selective, with 247 submissions but only capacity to host 44 workshops
blog.icml.cc/2026/04/06/a...
Announcing the #ICML2026 tutorials!
All ten tutorials will be presented the first day of the conference, Monday July 6.
Read the blog post for more details on the selection process!
blog.icml.cc/2026/04/02/a...
#ICML2026 supports parents attending the conference!
- nursing infants and children 14 to 17 may attend the conference for free with their guardian
- free childcare for children up to 13, while availability lasts -- registration is open now!
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Google's Paper Assistant Tool was extremely popular, giving AI feedback on ~4500 submissions prior to the #ICML2026 deadline.
Results were positive! 92% of participants said they'd use it again, and 73% rated the feedback as helpful.
Read the post for more details: blog.icml.cc/2026/03/30/r...
Great news!
Our 2nd Workshop on Epistemic Intelligence in Machine Learning (EIML) will happen again and will co-locate with @icmlconf.bsky.social in Seoul, South Korea π°π·.
π sites.google.com/view/eimlicm...
Stay tuned for an update!
πExcited to share that our AI for Science community ai4sciencecommunity.github.io will host a workshop in ICML 2026 @icmlconf.bsky.social with the theme "AI for Science: AI Scientists -- Tools, Co-authors, or Founders?" More information will come soon! Please stay tuned! π
To ensure compliance w peer-review policies, ICML has removed 795 reviews (1% of total) by reviewers who used LLMs when they explicitly agreed to not. Consequently, 497 papers (2% of all submissions) of these (reciprocal) reviewers have been desk rejected
Details in blog post π
Yet to be checked:
- dual submissions
- thinly sliced contributions
Thank you to all reviewers for your hard work as we proceed with the review process!
As reviews begin, #ICML2026 is down to 23843 submissions! 528 papers have been withdrawn, desk rejected, or otherwise removed for, e.g.,:
- blank PDFs
- length, formatting, anonymization issues
- malicious prompt injection
- misrepresentation of identity
- claiming fake conflicts
Guidelines on "Generative AI Considerations" have been clarified accordingly here: icml.cc/Conferences/.... If you have further questions, don't hesitate to reach out to the program chairs at program-chairs@icml.cc.
And happy Valentine's Day from ICML! β€οΈ 4/4
We told ACs/SACs they shouldn't desk reject papers for this. While *all* prompt injection by authors was forbidden, due to potential ambiguities in the source, we won't be penalizing papers with LLM *detection* prompts (only those that try to affect LLM review decision). 3/4
Yes, ICML watermarked PDF before sent for review, to *detect* LLM reviews. One of many mechanisms to protect scientific integrity of the review process. Think of it like an "attention check" in a survey: easy to bypass, but it still helps flag particularly low quality reviews 2/4
There has been some online discussion of prompt watermarks in ICML submissions.
tl;dr:
- Yes, this is one of the *conference*'s (several) scientific integrity measures
- Yes, it's not infalliable (but it still helps)
- No, your paper won't be desk rejected as a result 1/4
ICML 2026 Ethics Violation Reporting can be done via the following (anonymous) form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
You can also email the PC chairs directly (from your own email or an anonymous one) at this addres: program-chairs@icml.cc
Machine learning is an *international community*. Every community is based on mutual trust and respect. But communities are not robust to betrayals of these principles.
Protect our community by reporting, e.g., review collusion or submission deanonymization via this form π
Deadline for proposing a tutorial at #ICML2026 is in four days (February 6). Don't miss out!
The people want to know: how many submissions made it over the finish line? π
Answer: π₯
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24371!
This is the number of submitted PDFs. There will be more checks (& hopefully withdrawal of half baked submissions π), stay tuned to see how many enter review
As you prepare your submission for #ICML2026, follow the rules to avoid desk rejection!
This may happen if, e.g., you violate double blind or have hallucinated references.
ALL your submissions may be desk rejected if, e.g., you try to compromise the integrity of the review process
πͺ Ever wonder what happens in those magical five days between abstract & paper submission? (Besides GPUs π₯π₯π₯)
- Reviewer pool partitioned into main & position track
- Reciprocal reviewer pool finalized
- Adjustment of SAC-AC pairings
- Affinities generated and bidding begins
The #ICML2026 abstract deadline has passed! We're at 33540 active abstracts (and dropping). How many will make it over the finish line? π
By popular demand: this program has been extended until Monday at 5 PM Eastern. Get feedback on your submissions until then!
Get feedback on your #ICML2026 submission from Google's Gemini-based paper assistant tool, an advanced LLM tool specialized to assist with ICML submissions. Live now!
More details in the following blog post: blog.icml.cc/2026/01/14/i...
Announcing the #ICML2026 policy for self-ranking in reviews!
1. Authors rank their submissions
2. Reviews are submitted
3. The "Isotonic Mechanism" is run on rankings and review scores
4. Large discrepancies are flagged to ACs and SAC
CC @wjsu.bsky.social
Post: blog.icml.cc/2026/01/12/i...
New blog post (on a shiny new ICML blog!): What's New in #ICML2026 Peer Review
Some highlights:
- Policies to combat thinly sliced contributions
- Cascading desk rejections for peer-review abuse
- Reviewer reciprocity
- New ways to support authors and reviewers
Post: blog.icml.cc/2026/01/08/w...
Submit here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Following our previous #ICML2026 call for tutorial topics, we now welcome tutorial proposals!
πDeadline: February 6, but proposals will be reviewed as they arrive
Courtesy the tutorial chairs Claire Vernade (@claireve.bsky.social) and Adam White
ICML reaffirms its support to the community and standards of conduct:
- We do not tolerate harassment or other improper conduct;
- Academic integrity is paramount;
- We redouble our support to peer review, with more incentives for reviewers & financial support for OpenReview
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