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#AAAI2022 in tweets – the conference in summary


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01 March 2022



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Today is the final day of the 36th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI2022). Here, we round-up some thoughts from participants and organisers, and highlight some of the talks, tutorials, workshops and events that took place during the week.

Plenary talks

Awards

Tutorials

Talks and posters

https://twitter.com/feedkoko/status/1498103149407903744

Workshops

https://twitter.com/rociomer3/status/1497703029814013964

Hanging out at the venue



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