International Conference · Mathematics of Artificial Intelligence

MathAI 2027
Dubai

The mathematical foundations of trustworthy, explainable and hybrid AI. Researchers from logic, optimisation, probability theory and proof theory convene in Dubai to set the formal basis for next-generation intelligent systems.

March 15–17 · 2027 · Dubai · UAE
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Days · Conference
8
Math · Disciplines
Trustworthy · AI
About

Mathematics for trustworthy AI

Building strong, dependable artificial intelligence requires breakthrough mathematical solutions — particularly in the training, verification and interpretability of intelligent systems. MathAI is the venue where those solutions are presented, debated and formalised.

The conference unites leading experts in mathematics and theoretical programming around three guiding directions: Trustworthy AI, Explainable AI, and Hybrid AI. We invite breakthrough work grounded in mathematical logic, theory of algorithms, probability theory and statistics, optimisation and control, proof theory and deductive verification, differential equations, and game theory — applied to large language models, diffusion models, variational autoencoders and Bayesian neural networks.

MathAI 2027 marks the conference's first edition in Dubai, hosted under IAIC FZCO. The 2026 edition was held at the Sirius International Mathematics Center in Sochi, Russia.

Conference Tracks

Eight disciplines. One formal basis.

TRACK 01

Mathematical Logic

Formal systems, model theory, computability. The substrate of provable behaviour in AI — from neuro-symbolic reasoning to verified inference.

TRACK 02

Theory of Algorithms

Complexity, learnability, algorithmic information theory. Foundations for understanding what intelligent systems can — and cannot — efficiently compute.

TRACK 03

Probability & Statistics

Generalisation bounds, uncertainty quantification, Bayesian methods. The probabilistic backbone of modern machine learning.

TRACK 04

Optimisation & Control

Convex and non-convex optimisation, stochastic methods, control theory. The mathematics that turns architectures into trained models.

TRACK 05

Proof Theory & Verification

Deductive verification, type theory, formally verified neural-symbolic pipelines. AI that we can prove — not just test.

TRACK 06

Differential Equations

Continuous-time dynamics, neural ODEs, score-based generative models. Where calculus meets deep learning.

TRACK 07

Game Theory for AI

Multi-agent equilibria, mechanism design, interpretation of diffusion models, LLMs, VAEs and Bayesian networks through game-theoretic lenses.

TRACK 08

LLMs · Diffusion · BNN

Mathematical analysis of large language models, diffusion processes, variational autoencoders and Bayesian neural networks — emergence, alignment, scaling laws.

Venue · Date · Format

Where and when

Date
March 15–17
2027 · Mon–Wed
Location
Dubai · UAE
venue announcement soon
Format
Hybrid
in-person + livestream
Submission
Enigma
double-blind · by invitation
Important Dates

Submission & review timeline

All deadlines are 23:59 London time, except where noted as Anywhere on Earth (AoE).

Oct 15, 2026
Submission opens (AoE)
Dec 1, 2026
Abstract submission deadline
Dec 15, 2026
Full paper submission deadline
Dec 16, 2026
Review period begins
Jan 25, 2027
Reviews due (AoE)
Jan 26 – Feb 5, 2027
Discussion period · author responses
Feb 12, 2027
Meta-reviews due
Feb 20, 2027
Decision notification
Mar 1, 2027
Camera-ready deadline
Mar 15–17, 2027
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Organisation

Programme & Organising Committee

MathAI 2027 brings together the same international leadership that built the conference series — researchers from Russia, China, India, Serbia, the UAE and the US who define the mathematical state of the art for AI.

Presidium

Conference leadership

Chairman · Academician of RAS S. S. Goncharov IM SB RAS
Academician of RAS Alexey Semenov MSU
Academician of RAE Joshua Huang China
Corresponding Member Alexander Gasnikov Innopolis
Corresponding Member of RAE Andrey Nechesov NSU
Institutional International AI Committee IAIC FZCO · Dubai
Programme Committee

Reviewing & selection

Acad. Nikolai Kolchanov RAS
Prof. Nenad S. Mitić Serbia
Prof. Nataša Pržulj UAE
Prof. Joshua Huang China
Prof. Shakir Ullah China
Dr. Satyadhyan Chickerur India
Dr. Durda Prakash India
Prof. Anurag Mishra India
Dr. Shriram Darbha India
Dr. Vijay Kumar Talluri India
Prof. Bing Yi China
Prof. Minglei Fu China
Dr. Tatiana Shavrina USA
Prof. Ming Chen China
Dr. Nagesh Jayanti India
Prof. Yuriy Orlov Russia
Prof. Sergey Barykin Russia
Prof. Konstantin Vorontsov Russia
Organising Committee

Operations & logistics

Chairman · Corresponding Member of RAE Andrey Nechesov NSU
Prof. Evgeny Vityaev IM SB RAS & NSU
Prof. Anton Kolonin ISP RAS
Prof. Sergey Barykin SPbPU
Dr. Sergey Strizhak ISP RAS
Dr. Igor Anureev IIS SB RAS & NSU
Dr. Dmitry Kondratyev IIS SB RAS & NSU
Dr. Alexandra Maksimova IAMM
Dr. Andrej Novikov Innopolis
Dr. Ivan Bondarenko NSU
Sergey Novikov NSU
Registration

Be part of MathAI 2027

By Invitation · Double-Blind

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Participation is by invitation. Register through Enigma — the conference page for MathAI 2027 lists tracks, dates, committee, and the registration channel. Accepted authors are automatically enrolled.

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Future editions will use Enigma — a blockchain-based registration platform with on-chain attendance certificates and verifiable peer review.

Organisers

Hosted by IAIC Dubai

MathAI 2027 is organised by IAIC FZCO — the International AI Council based in Dubai — in partnership with the Sobolev Institute of Mathematics SB RAS, Novosibirsk State University, Innopolis, IAMM, ISP RAS and IIS SB RAS.

Conference operations are powered by the Enigma protocol — open-source blockchain infrastructure for scientific events: on-chain registration, verifiable attendance certificates, transparent peer review.

Learn more: iaic.world · enigma.ist

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IAIC FZCO · Dubai · UAE