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#IJCAI2024 – tweet round-up from the main conference


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09 August 2024



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The 33rd International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-24), which took place on Jeju Island, South Korea, has now drawn to a close. The first three days of the event saw the running of tutorials, workshops, and the doctorial consortium track. You can see our round-up of these here. The official opening ceremony of the conference marked the start of four days of invited talks, posters, oral presentations, panel discussions, and more. In this post, we give a flavour of this second part of the event.


You can find all of our IJCAI conference coverage here.



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