International Track Full Paper
10–15 pages in Springer LNCS A4 format, submitted via OpenReview, written in English, with optional publication in Springer CCIS post-proceedings.
Machine Learning/CORE Unranked
TAAI 2026
The 31st Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence (TAAI 2026)
TAAI 2026 is the 31st International Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence, hosted by the Taiwanese Association for Artificial Intelligence and National Taipei University. The conference focuses on agentic AI and physical AI for cross-domain sustainable innovation, bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore applications in green finance, tech ethics, embodied intelligence, and sustainable futures.
Key deadlines
Verified September 9, 2026Full paper
September 14, 2026
AoE
Conference timeline
Submission and decisions
Full paperKey deadline
September 14, 2026 · AoE
Paper fit
Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Domestic Track Full Paper
Up to 6 A4 pages, submitted via OpenReview, in Chinese or English, with optional publication in TAAI Domestic Conference Proceedings.
Domestic Track Extended Abstract
Up to 2 A4 pages, submitted via OpenReview, in Chinese or English, non-archival, presented as a poster.
High School Session Paper
Up to 4 pages in Springer A4 format, submitted by email, written in English, non-archival, presented at the High School Student Session.
Research areas in scope
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Agentic AI & LLM systems
Autonomous LLM agentsTool use & function callingMulti-agent orchestrationLong-horizon planningMemory & retrievalAgent evaluation & benchmarksReasoning & reflectionAgent safety & alignment
02
Physical & embodied AI
Robotics & manipulationFoundation models for controlSim-to-real transferReinforcement learningVision-language-action modelsEmbodied navigationHuman-robot interactionAutonomous vehicles
03
Foundations of AI
Machine learning theoryDeep learning architecturesNatural language processingComputer visionSpeech & audioKnowledge representationData mining & KDDProbabilistic methods
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Sustainable & cross-domain applications
Green AI & efficient MLClimate & earth science AIAI for green financeHealthcare & biomedical AISmart manufacturingSmart agricultureEducation technologyUrban systems & transport
05
AI ethics, society & policy
Fairness, accountability, transparencyResponsible deploymentAI governancePrivacy-preserving MLSocietal impact studiesHuman-centered AI
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions are single-blind; author names and affiliations must be included.
- Papers must be submitted in PDF format.
- International Track papers must be written in English; Domestic Track papers may be in Chinese or English; High School Session papers must be in English.
- At least one author must register and present the paper on-site for acceptance to be valid.
- Authors may use generative AI tools only for language polishing or editing of author-written content; AI systems cannot be listed as authors or cited as sources unless part of the research subject.
- The decision to Publish or choose Presentation Only (NOT-to-Publish) is made only at the Camera-Ready stage after acceptance and does not affect peer review or presentation assignment.
- Extended Abstracts are non-archival and not submitted to Springer, EI Compendex, or Scopus.
- High School Session papers are not included in Springer CCIS proceedings and are not assigned a DOI.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026