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Live Coverage of #NeurIPS2019
The 33rd annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS), happening this week in Vancouver, brings together more than 10k researchers and practitioners from all fields engaged in fundamental work in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
The conference features a week of talks, panels, workshops, demonstrations, and competitions, as well as the NeurIPS EXPO presenting work in AI ML done in an industrial setting.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest tweets and stories, or follow on twitter at #NeurIPS2019 and @NeurIPSConf.
Are you presenting work at NeurIPS this year? We’d love to hear from you, just email Sabine with a blog post.
Sabine Hauert
is Associate Professor at the University of Bristol, and Executive Trustee of AIhub.org
Sabine Hauert
is Associate Professor at the University of Bristol, and Executive Trustee of AIhub.org
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