Post-AGI Workshop @ ICLR 2026

@karpathy's autoresearch wave just makes it clearer the paradigm is shifting. if the objection is that the found ideas are incremental, so is a large fraction of existing papers. how does peer review adapt? What's the scientist's role in this new paradigm? join us @iclr_conf

When machines can autonomously formulate hypotheses and generate discoveries, what research remains for humans to do? come find out at P-AGI at @iclr_conf We're looking for papers on - Automated discovery - Alignment & Safety - Socio-economic impact of AGI Deadline: Feb 12th

@iclr_conf Check the line up and the call for papers at p-agi.org

AI has disrupted coding. Will science be next? If so, how will the scientific process evolve? Will machines generate discoveries for humans to validate, or will humans still come up with questions for machines to resolve? Come find out at P-AGI at @iclr_conf

List of ICLR 2026 workshops! blog.iclr.cc/2026/01/13/icl…

As discovery is automated, scientists cannot be deskilled. We must shift to the cognitive work that still matters. Our goal: future proof research in a world where general intelligence is a commodity. Join the conversation: p-agi.org

We invite contributions across two tracks: - Technical Foundations: Automated Discovery, Limits of Reasoning, Superalignment, and Human-AI Collaboration. - Socio-Economic Visions: Labor Market Disruption, Governance, and Foundational Questions (Ethics, Consciousness).

Assuming AGI becomes widely available, what is the future of science? We are launching the P-AGI workshop at @iclr_conf to define the post-AGI research agenda @DonatoCrisosto1 @teelinsan @valentina__py @pratyusha_PS @ZorahLaehner @EmanueleRodola