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Tweet round-up from the first few days of #AAAI2021


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06 February 2021



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The AAAI 35th conference on artificial intelligence started on 2 February. So far, we’ve been treated to some excellent invited talks, tutorial sessions, and diversity and inclusion events. The poster sessions are also now in full swing. Here is our round-up of the first few days of the conference as seen by the Twitter-sphere.

The AAAI 2021 best paper awards were announced during the opening ceremony

Invited talks

Some statistics about the reviewing process and submission levels

Diversity and inclusion events

Tutorials

Workshops

https://twitter.com/earthling91/status/1356315822453518336

Papers and posters

https://twitter.com/ng_goel/status/1356704724712579076

Panel sessions



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