A meeting point for Aotearoa New Zealand's thriving artificial intelligence research community, innovating across many domains.

2022 Conference Highlights

Aotearoa New Zealand is advancing the state-of-the-art in artificial intelligence through fundamental and applied research, collaborating across academia and with industry, and this conference provided a further opportunity to network and share experiences, understandings and knowledge.

This annual conference is intended to be the usual meeting point of the Artificial Intelligence research community with the main goal of the event being to foster discussion around the latest advances in Artificial Intelligence.

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Attendee feedback

"Collaborators I wouldn't have found any other way" NAOI

"For anyone interested in Ai in Aotearoa the conference provided a very valuable 'snapshot' of current thinking, issues, projects- and possibilities. If in any way you work in or around Ai you'd be a fool not to attend" Mike Grimshaw

"Good platform to network with people of related research work around New Zealand"

"The premier venue for showcasing AI research and applications in Aotearoa"

Research insights and more

Senior researchers from around the country will on a range of topics and student as well as post-doc members will present their research through posters and short talks.

This year we will also have industry participating as well as our popular panel sessions.

More information will be available soon!

The 2023 Artificial Intelligence Researchers Association Annual Conference will be co-located with the 2023 New Zealand Data Science Platform Workshop.

2023 New Zealand Data Science Platform Workshop

The annual Data Science Platform Workshop is focused on the eight Data Science programmes funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment’s (MBIE) Strategic Science Investment Fund and Catalyst fund.

Pogramme leaders will present and discuss their major progress, key members, achievements, and challenges, followed by a question and answer session.

The 2021 Workshop was hosted by Victoria University of Wellington with the 2022 Workshop being supported by the Artificial Intelligence Institute - University of Waikato as Platinum Sponsor of the Artificial Intelligence Research Conference.