MathAI 2026
The International Conference dedicated to mathematics in artificial intelligence
Sirius International Mathematics Center, Sirius
March 30 - April 3, 2026
Registration:
Scientists whose work has been selected by the program committee on OpenReview (link on our conference) will be automatically registered at the conference MathAI 2026.
MathAI papers at OpenReviewMedia:
TelegramImportant Dates:
- Submission Open December 12 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Abstract Submission Deadline 23:59 Feb 1, 2026 (London time)
- Full Paper Submission Deadline 23:59 Feb 19, 2026 (London time)
- Review Period Begins Feb 21 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Reviews Due Feb 28 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Discussion Period Starts Mar 1 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Discussion Period Ends Mar 5 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Last Day Authors Can Respond Mar 6 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Meta Reviews Due Mar 7 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Final Reviews Due Mar 8 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
- Decision Notification Mar 10 '26 (Anywhere on Earth)
Program for MathAI 2026 (prepare):
About Us
The mission of the conference is to create a unique platform for the exchange of opinions and ideas between leading experts in the field of mathematics and theoretical programming in order to form a formal basis for such key trends in the development of intelligent software systems as:
- Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence
- Hybrid Artificial Intelligence
Large language models The conference is dedicated to new mathematical methods and approaches for artificial intelligence systems. Building strong artificial intelligence requires new breakthrough mathematical solutions, especially for the training of intelligent systems.
We invite researchers with breakthrough developments in the field of AI, which are based on the following mathematical disciplines, to the conference "Mathematics of Artificial Intelligence":
- Mathematical logic
- Theory of algorithms
- Probability theory and mathematical statistics
- Optimization methods and management theory
- Proof theory and deductive verification
- Differential equations
- Game theory for explaining and interpreting the work of
- diffusion models
- large language models
- variational autoencoders
- Bayesian neural networks
Participation in the conference is only by invitation of the organizers. To be included in the conference program, the abstract of the report should be attached to the application. Invited participants The International Mathematical Center Sirius will provide accommodation with breakfast in the hotels of the village Sirius.
You can check out our repository on github: https://github.com/MathAIConference/MathAI2026
Organisation Committee
Presidium:
- Chairman academician of RAS Goncharov S.S. (IM SB RAS)
- Academician of RAS Alexey Semenov (MSU)
- Corresponding Member of Alexander Gasnikov (Innopolis)
- Corresponding Member of REA Andrey Nechesov (NSU)
Program Committee:
- professor Dmitry Sviridenko (NSU)
- professor Evgeny Vityaev (IM SB RAS & NSU)
- Ph.D Anton Kolonin (ISP RAS)
- professor Andrey Mancivoda
- professor Konstantin Vorontsov (MSU)
- professor Ph.D. Alexander Avdeev (NSU)
- Ph.D. Sergey Strizhak (ISP RAS)
- Ph.D. Igor Anureev (IIS SB RAS & NSU)
- Ph.D. Dmitry Kondratyev (IIS SB RAS & NSU)
- Ivan Bondarenko (NSU)
The Organizing Committee:
- Chairman Corresponding Member of REA Andrey Nechesov (NSU)
- professor Evgeny Vityaev (IM SB RAS & NSU)
- professor Anton Kolonin (ISP RAS)
- Ph.D. Sergey Strizhak (ISP RAS)
- Ph.D. Igor Anureev (IIS SB RAS & NSU)
- Ph.D. Dmitry Kondratyev (IIS SB RAS & NSU)
- Ph.D Nikolay Nikitin (ITMO)
- Ph.D Alexander Hvatov (ITMO)
- Ivan Bondarenko (NSU)
- Sergey Novikov (NSU)