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Ask HN: ICLR went from 143 submissions to 62,301 submission IDs – what happened?
10 years ago, ICLR had just 143 submissions. ICLR 2026 received 19,525 valid submissions. Just before the ICLR 2027 deadline, we saw submission ID #62,302. The OpenReview ID isn't the final submission count, but the growth is pretty wild to see.
- dcminter 13d agoTo save those browsing the google: "International Conference on Learning Representation" so an AI conference. > ... what happened? Seriously?
- jubeerathan 15d ago[dead]
- sivasuthan9 15d agoThis is wild. I submitted at 11:08am IST, the submission ID was already #55,005. By 11:45am IST it had reached #55,499. a HUGE submission number!!!
- sivasuthan9 15d agoReally curious to see what research will look like 5–10 years from now :)
- jubeerathan 15d ago1,500,000 submissions for ICLR.
- sivasuthan9 15d agothere’s another interesting problem, do authors always understand what they submit? Some CMU researchers looked into exactly this and proposed a method to tackle it: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~nihars/preprints/greCAPTCHA.pdf https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~nihars/preprints/greCAPTCHA.pdf
- tmpsvc2695f5 15d ago[dead]
- giacomoforte 14d agoUsed to be in every AI/ML job advert, that they preferred those who had previously published in the top 3. Ironically now it has become a bit of a meme and I see it less often as one of the "nice to have".
- tmpsvc2695f5 14d ago[dead]