TAAI 2026 November 20-21, 2026 NTPU, Taipei, Taiwan

TAAI 2026/Call for Papers

TAAI 2026 Paper Submission

TAAI 2026 invites full papers, short papers, and posters on AI technologies and applications. This year highlights Agentic AI and Physical AI for Cross-Domain Sustainable Innovation. We especially welcome research at the intersection of agentic systems, embodied AI, and sustainable innovation.

Submission portal → See topics of interest
1 / Important dates

All deadlines are 23:59 AoE.

July 10, 2026 Special Session Proposal Deadline Open
July 10, 2026 Tutorial / Workshop Proposal Deadline Open
September 14, 2026 Paper Submission Deadline Open
October 16, 2026 Notification of Paper Acceptance Upcoming
October 30, 2026 Camera-Ready Deadline Upcoming
October 30, 2026 Early-bird registration Deadline Upcoming
November 13, 2026 Regular Registration Deadline Upcoming
November 20–21, 2026 Conference in New Taipei City Flagship
2 / Topics of interest

Five tracks. One conversation.

Topics include — but are not limited to — the following. If your work lives between categories, that's probably where we most want it.

Track A · Agentic AI & LLM systems

Autonomous LLM agents
Tool use & function calling
Multi-agent orchestration
Long-horizon planning
Memory & retrieval
Agent evaluation & benchmarks
Reasoning & reflection
Agent safety & alignment

Track B · Physical & embodied AI

Robotics & manipulation
Foundation models for control
Sim-to-real transfer
Reinforcement learning
Vision-language-action models
Embodied navigation
Human-robot interaction
Autonomous vehicles

Track C · Foundations of AI

Machine learning theory
Deep learning architectures
Natural language processing
Computer vision
Speech & audio
Knowledge representation
Data mining & KDD
Probabilistic methods

Track D · Sustainable & cross-domain applications

Green AI & efficient ML
Climate & earth science AI
AI for green finance
Healthcare & biomedical AI
Smart manufacturing
Smart agriculture
Education technology
Urban systems & transport

Track E · AI ethics, society & policy

Fairness, accountability, transparency
Responsible deployment
AI governance
Privacy-preserving ML
Societal impact studies
Human-centered AI
3 / Submission

Guidelines & format

Submission Guidelines

TAAI 2026 accepts submissions to three tracks: International Track, Domestic Track, and High School Session. All submissions must be made through the TAAI 2026 OpenReview Submission Site ( https://openreview.net/group?id=TAAI.org/2026/Conference ) by the paper submission deadline. Authors should carefully select the appropriate track during submission.

  • International Track
  • Domestic Track
  • High School Session

General Submission Rules

  • All manuscripts must be submitted in PDF format.
  • Paper submission deadline: September 14, 2026.
  • Accepted papers require at least one author to complete registration and present the work on-site at TAAI 2026.
  • Papers that are not presented at the conference may be removed from the conference program and related publication records.
  • Best Paper, Best Student Paper, and Best Industry Paper awards will be announced at the banquet.

Review Policy

Unless otherwise announced by the Program Committee, submissions to TAAI 2026 are single-blind. Author names and affiliations should be included in the submitted manuscript.

Use of Generative AI Tools

Authors are responsible for ensuring the originality, accuracy, and proper attribution of all submitted content. Generative AI tools may be used for language polishing or editing of author-written content, but AI systems must not be listed as authors or cited as sources unless they are part of the research subject or experimental analysis. Authors remain fully responsible for the submitted manuscript.

International Track

  • Papers submitted to the International Track must be written and presented in English.
  • Manuscripts should follow the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) A4 format and be submitted as PDF files.
  • The manuscript length should be 10–15 pages, including references and bibliography.
  • Submissions to the International Track are single-blind. The names and affiliations of all authors should be listed in the submitted manuscript.
  • Accepted International Track papers will be submitted for inclusion in SpringerLink, subject to final approval by the publisher.

Domestic Track

Papers submitted to the Domestic Track may be written in Chinese or English. Authors must select Domestic Track in the submission system.

The Domestic Track accepts two submission formats:

  • Full papers: up to 6 A4 pages, submitted as PDF files.
  • Extended abstracts: up to 2 A4 pages, submitted as PDF files.
  • Accepted full papers require at least one author to complete full registration and present the paper at the conference.
  • Accepted extended abstracts require at least one student author to register and present the work, typically in poster format.
  • For camera-ready submission, authors must submit the final paper, paper abstract, and copyright permission form by the camera-ready deadline.
  • If the paper reports results from a National Science and Technology Council project or other funded project, authors should acknowledge the project number in the manuscript when applicable.

High School Session

  • The High School Session welcomes submissions from high school students on artificial intelligence, computational intelligence, and related applications.
  • Submissions may report results from school projects, science fair projects, independent research, or self-study projects.
  • Each High School Session paper should be no more than 4 pages, including figures, tables, and references.
  • Papers must be submitted in PDF format.
  • Submissions to the High School Session are single-blind. The names and affiliations of all authors should be listed in the submitted manuscript.
  • Accepted High School Session papers require at least one author to register and present the work at the conference.

OpenReview profile moderation

If you do not yet have an OpenReview profile, please create one well ahead of the deadline:

  • New profiles created without an institutional email go through a moderation process that can take up to two weeks.
  • New profiles created with an institutional email are activated automatically.

Important links

Go to OpenReview submission portal →

Questions · taai2026org@gmail.com