ICLR draws 58k submissions as AI-for-Science papers flood in
menhguin · x · 2026-09-20
A post citing this cycle's numbers notes ICLR received about 58,000 submissions, a record high, with the author quipping that much of the volume is "AI for Science" work — underscoring the conference's explosive growth and AI's spread across research fields.
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