Has anyone received decisions for the ICML 2026 GlobalSouthML workshop yet? [D]

2026-05-18 · Source: Machine Learning · Field: Technology & Digital — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning · Depth: Fundamental Awareness, quick

Summary

Applicants to the ICML 2026 GlobalSouthML workshop experienced a delay in receiving decision notifications, which were initially due by May 15th and later updated to May 17th AoE. An original poster noted their OpenReview dashboard still showed "0 Official Reviews Submitted" well past the revised deadline, prompting an inquiry to the community. Several participants confirmed they had also been waiting, with one participant and the original poster subsequently reporting that decisions were received shortly after the discussion began.

Key takeaway

For researchers awaiting workshop decisions, be prepared for potential delays beyond published deadlines. If you find yourself in this situation, consider checking community forums or OpenReview dashboards for updates, as others may be experiencing similar delays or have received notifications you haven't yet.

Key insights

Workshop decision timelines can be fluid, often experiencing delays past stated deadlines.

In practice

• Monitor OpenReview dashboards for status updates.
• Engage community forums for real-time information.

Topics

• ICML 2026
• GlobalSouthML Workshop
• Decision Notification
• OpenReview
• Workshop Submissions

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