Paris
ICOAI 2026 brings AI researchers and industry practitioners to Paris from 25–27 September 2026 to share new research, applications and computing advances. Research meets real-world AI The 13th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence is designed as an international meeting point for academia and industry. Across three days, attendees can exchange experience, present studies and explore how emerging artificial intelligence methods are influencing manufacturing, automotive technology, healthcare, robotics, entertainment and other sectors. A central theme is the infrastructure required to support new AI algorithms and applications. The conference will consider computing platforms across multiple layers,from cloud servers to edge devices, and from system-level design down to circuit-level technologies. This broad scope makes ICOAI relevant to researchers developing algorithms as well as engineers and practitioners working on their deployment. The programme includes keynote and invited-speaker activity alongside the presentation of accepted research. Prof. Conan Vania of Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in Paris has been confirmed as a keynote speaker. ICOAI is also held as a workshop of ICCSIT 2026, connecting its specialist AI discussions with a wider international computing conference. Who should attend? ICOAI 2026 is particularly suited to: - Academic researchers and postgraduate students working in AI and machine learning - Engineers exploring cloud, edge, system or circuit-level AI platforms - Industry practitioners applying AI in areas such as healthcare, robotics and manufacturing - Authors seeking peer review, presentation experience and publication opportunities - Delegates who want to follow the research programme without submitting a paper Non-presenting attendees are explicitly welcome and can register as delegates through the conference’s online registration system. Papers, publication and key dates… Register for this event
Sponsors: University of Haute-Alsace · AI Tools Network



