Call for Papers

2026 The 10th International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (CSAI 2026) will be held on December 18-21, 2026 at Beijing, China. CSAI 2026 will bring together top researchers around the world to exchange research results and address open issues in all aspects of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence. 

Full Papers or Abstract related to the below topics can be submitted, but not limited to

Topic 1: Foundation Models & Advanced Artificial Intelligence

● Multimodal Large Models
● AI for Science & Discovery
● Model Compression & Quantization
● Neuro-Symbolic AI & Reasoning
● Generative AI & Diffusion Models
● Autonomous Multi-Agent Systems
● Trustworthy AI & Alignment
● Edge AI & On-Device Deployment

Topic 2: Core Machine Learning & Deep Learning

● Self-Supervised & Few-Shot Learning
● Continual & Lifelong Learning
● Federated Learning & Optimization
● Graph Neural Networks (GNNs)
● Deep Reinforcement Learning
● Automated Machine Learning (AutoML)
● Probabilistic Machine Learning
● Transfer & Meta-Learning

Topic 3: Computer Vision, Graphics & Human-Computer Interaction

● 3D Vision & Neural Rendering (NeRF/Gaussian Splatting)
● Video Understanding & Action Recognition
● Object Detection & Scene Segmentation
● AR, VR & Mixed Reality (MR)
● Affective Computing & HCI
● Autonomous Driving Perception
● Medical Image Analysis
● Computer Graphics & Biometrics

Topic 4: Data Science, Big Data Analytics & Knowledge Engineering

● Knowledge Graphs & Semantic Web
● Real-Time Big Data Streaming
● Time-Series Forecasting & Anomaly Detection
● Privacy-Preserving Data Mining
● Heterogeneous Data Fusion
● Recommender Systems
● Urban Computing & Geospatial Analytics
● Distributed Data Warehousing

Topic 5: Next-Generation Computing Systems & Cyber Security

● Quantum Machine Learning
● Edge & Fog Computing Architectures
● LLM Security & Safety
● Blockchain & Decentralized AI
● AI-Driven Threat Detection
● Neuromorphic Computing
● High-Performance Computing (HPC)
● Cryptographic AI & Secure Computation



Call for Trakcs

  • Organizing a track is a valuable endeavor that can lead to personal growth, professional development, and an enhanced contribution to the relevant field or community. By this way, Track organizers often build connections with speakers, participants, and other organizers, enhancing their professional network within the academic or industry community.
  • If you are interested, you can write an email to csai@young.ac.cn