#ICLR2027 initial review score distribution is available on OpenAccept.
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@PaulGavrikov In my batch, someone even uploaded the entire auto research project folder as the supplement. I can literally see all versions of the paper and how AI improved it over iterations.😂
@giannis_daras 100k sounds a bit exaggerated.
STOC, FOCS, and SODA have never reached 1k submissions in the past 10 years. Maybe we should expect them passing 1k first.😄
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@andrewgwils I think the IJCAI 2026 Primary Paper Initiative worked well. Each submission requires a $100 fee to proceed to the reviewing stage.
Submit more slop papers=pay more.
Based on our statistics, there's no obvious surge in submissions to IJCAI 2026.
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@paahrsa@iclr_conf Another reason for this is that, the CCF (China Computer Federation, eq. to ACM in China) raised the rating for ICLR from "no rating" to "A" this spring. So it is expected that a lot of Chinese scholars will submit to ICLR this year and on.
@AlexiGlad A lot of them are just placeholders because AAAI stage 1 results will be released next week.
Valid submissions won't be that much in the end.