Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Academic conference covering artificial intelligence, machine learning, and reinforcement learning research
- Targets AI researchers, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and industry professionals across Australasia
- Features research presentations, recruitment opportunities, and academic-industry partnership building
- Sponsored by Google AI Research
- Held at the University of Auckland from November 27 to 30, 2026
About the Conference
The Australasian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AJCAI) 2026 convenes AI researchers, academics, and industry professionals for four days of research presentations and collaboration. The conference takes place at the University of Auckland’s Sir Owen G Glenn Building in New Zealand and draws attendees from across the Australasian region and internationally.
AJCAI serves as a venue for presenting peer-reviewed research while facilitating connections between academia and industry. The programme includes a conference banquet and community board for networking and announcements.
Research Focus Areas
The conference centres on artificial intelligence and machine learning research, with reinforcement learning among the technical areas represented. Presentations span both theoretical advances and practical applications, reflecting contributions from university research groups and industry practitioners.
Recruitment and Career Opportunities
AJCAI incorporates recruitment as a core element, with job postings and placement opportunities available through the conference. Google AI Research participates as a sponsor and employer. The event provides a channel for PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to connect with potential employers in the AI sector.
Who Should Attend
The conference is designed for university faculty, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, data scientists, machine learning engineers, and professionals from technology companies and research institutions. Attendees typically seek to present research findings, identify collaborators, explore career opportunities, or establish partnerships between academic and commercial organisations.