Conferences / NeurIPS (Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems)
NeurIPS 2021
Dec 6–14, 2021 Online
- Conference
- NeurIPS (Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems) Data science & ML
- Dates
- Dec 6, 2021 – Dec 14, 2021
- Venue
- —
- Place
- —
- Format
- Online
- Status
- Past
- Attendance
- 17,0912021 fact sheet: 'Number of participants at virtual conference: 17,091'
- Website
- neurips.cc
- Recorded
- 0 sponsors · 8 speaker appearances
- Notes
- speakers: keynotes only (invited talks from the NeurIPS virtual site). Second virtual conference. Sponsors page: 'NeurIPS 2021 will not have sponsors' (Career website instead). Kahneman session was a featured plenary interview; Amanda Levendowski roundtable not listed among invited talks on the virtual site.
Ticket prices
| Ticket | Price | Valid until | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual full registration, full-time student | $25 | — | virtual only | neurips.cc |
| Virtual full registration, academic | $100 | — | virtual only | neurips.cc |
| Virtual full registration, non-academic | $175 | — | virtual only | neurips.cc |
Sponsors 0
No sponsors recorded
Speakers and talks 8
| Speaker | Company | Role | Talk | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alessio Figalli | ETH Zurich | Keynote | Optimal Transport: Past, Present, and Future | — |
| Daniel Kahneman | Princeton University | Keynote | A Conversation on Human and Machine Intelligence | — |
| Gabor Lugosi | Pompeu Fabra University | Keynote | Do We Know How to Estimate the Mean? | — |
| Luis von Ahn | Duolingo | Keynote | How Duolingo Uses AI to Assess, Engage and Teach Better | — |
| Mary L. Gray | Microsoft | Keynote | The Banality of Scale: A Theory on the Limits of Modeling Bias and Fairness Frameworks for Social Justice (and other lessons from the Pandemic) | — |
| Meredith Broussard | — | Keynote | Gender, Allyship & Public Interest Technology | — |
| Peter Bartlett | University of California, Berkeley | Keynote | Benign Overfitting | — |
| Radhika Nagpal | Harvard University | Keynote | The Collective Intelligence of Army Ants, and the Robots They Inspire | — |