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ICLR 2023

May 1–5, 2023 · Kigali Convention Centre, Kigali, Rwanda

Conference
ICLR (International Conference on Learning Representations) Academic
Dates
May 1, 2023 – May 5, 2023
Venue
Kigali Convention Centre
Place
Kigali, Rwanda
Format
Hybrid
Status
Past
Attendance
2,015
ICLR 2023 fact sheet: 3,758 participants from 73 countries, 2,015 in person (in-person figure recorded).
Website
iclr.cc
Recorded
19 sponsors · 6 speaker appearances
Notes
speakers: keynotes only (6 invited talks; affiliations from the ICLR blog keynote announcement, Sofia Crespo listed without one). First ICLR in Africa; first in-person ICLR since 2019. Sponsor tiers include DEI Action Fund levels (normalized as other). Registration prices came from an interactive calculator that no longer returns past-year rates.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Publishers of Scientific Research Journals and Books$1,500—web.archive.org
Leader DEI Action Fund$5,000—web.archive.org
Silver - Academic Research Institutions & Start-Up Companies Only$5,000—web.archive.org
Silver (+) - Academic Research Institutions & Start-Up Companies$6,250—web.archive.org
Bronze$7,500—web.archive.org
Advocate DEI Action Fund$10,000—web.archive.org
Gold$12,500—web.archive.org
Groundbreaker DEI Action Fund$20,000—web.archive.org
Platinum$25,000—web.archive.org
Trailblazer DEI Action Fund$40,000—web.archive.org
Diamond$50,000—web.archive.org
Pacesetter DEI Action Fund$60,000—web.archive.org
Champion DEI Action Fund$80,000—web.archive.org

Sponsors 19

Title / headline 1

Platinum 1

Silver 2

Other 6

Speakers and talks 6

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Dilek Hakkani-Turstealth AI startupKeynoteDialogue Research in the Era of LLMs—
Elaine NsoesieBoston University School of Public Health and Center for Antiracist ResearchKeynoteAI, History and Equity—
Girmaw Abebe TadesseIBMKeynoteUnderstanding Systematic Deviations in Data for Trustworthy AI—
Jascha Sohl-DicksteinGoogleKeynoteLearned optimizers: why they're the future, why they’re hard, and what they can do now—
Masashi SugiyamaRIKENKeynoteImportance-Weighting Approach to Distribution Shift Adaptation—
Sofia Crespo—KeynoteEntanglements, Exploring Artificial Biodiversity—

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