NeurIPS one-per-paper registration rule sparks mayhem: senior researchers can't attend
tallinzen · x · 2026-09-08
Researchers discuss the fallout from NeurIPS's new registration policy:
- The policy allows roughly one registration per paper, with some slots reserved for competitions/workshops and a committee of top-performing reviewers and ACs
- Zachary Lipton criticizes that the system effectively guarantees busy/senior faculty who aren't speaking can't attend, arguing conferences should prioritize faculty
- Participants express surprise at waking up to "NeurIPS mayhem"
A window into the community backlash against tightened conference registration quotas.
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