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Call for Organizers: IEEE CAI 2028 & 2029

Conference dates: 2028 & 2029

The Steering Committee of the IEEE Conference on AI is now inviting interested organizers to submit proposals to organize the 2028 (Singapore) and 2029 (Silicon Valley) editions of the IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence (CAI). CAI is a premier global forum and exhibition bridging academic breakthroughs with industrial relevance, showcasing actionable AI applications, fostering cross-sector collaboration, and maintaining rigorous technical standards.

IEEE CAI serves as a hub for AI leaders and innovators from industry, government, startups, and academia. Attendees have the opportunity to engage directly with researchers, experts, and solution providers to gain inspiration, explore cutting-edge solutions, and exchange impactful ideas. The conference consistently attracts over 500 attendees and receives over 600 paper submissions each year.

This conference is a collaborative initiative jointly sponsored by IEEE and four of its Societies: the Computational Intelligence Society (CIS), the Computer Society (CS), the Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society (SMC), and the Signal Processing Society (SPS).

To simplify the planning process, host location proposals are not required for this invitation. The dates, venues, and regional logistics for IEEE CAI 2028 and 2029 are already coordinated, as the events will take place concurrently with the IEEE Signal Processing Summit (SP Summit).

View Proposal Guidelines


How to Participate?

To submit a proposal, please complete and submit the following materials to this form by 30 September 2026.

  1. Detailed proposal as outlined within the guidelines
  2. Organizing Committee List
  3. Organizer CVs

Please note that submission of a proposal confirms that the organizing teams have reviewed and agreed to the SPS Conference Organizer Guidelines and all terms and conditions.

Proposals will be evaluated by the IEEE CAI Steering Committee and sponsoring societies to select the final candidates. Finalists will be invited to present to the Steering Committee in a virtual meeting between 26 October 2026 - 6 November 2026.

Submit your proposal

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