Frontier Sessions: Call for Submissions
Share bold research at the frontiers of intelligence, computation, and technology.
The Frontier Sessions are special sessions of the Cross-AI Main Program. They convene interdisciplinary perspectives on emerging areas of research at the frontiers of intelligence, computation, and technology.
We invite submissions to the Frontier Sessions below, including original research, early-stage results, novel systems, position papers, vision papers, and bold ideas that cross disciplinary boundaries. Previously published work that aligns with a session’s theme is also welcome for presentation and discussion.
Frontier Sessions
ANI
Adaptive Neural Intelligence
ARIE
Autonomy, Reasoning, and Intelligence Beyond Earth
BiGAI
Brain-Inspired Green AI
FINI
Finance and Insurance in the Intelligence Era
QFI
Quantum Foundations of Intelligence
RePAI
Representations for Physical AI
SEAS
Self-Evolving AI Safety
Select the session that best fits your work and read its topics before submitting.
Submission Types
The Frontier Sessions welcome work in three forms:
- Papers: Full, Short, Position/Vision, Poster, and Demo Papers.
- Abstracts: Poster-Only, Demo-Only, Lightning Talk, and Previously Published Work.
- Panel Proposals: Moderated panels of three to five speakers from diverse fields, sectors, or perspectives.
Position and vision contributions are especially welcome in every Frontier Session, as Position/Vision Papers or as Lightning Talk abstracts.
Join a panel. Cross-AI hosts panels on agentic AI, physical AI, and AI and art. You are welcome to apply as a panelist or moderator through the Call for Panelists or to propose your own panel through the Call for Panel Proposals.
Important Dates
See Important Dates for all paper and abstract submission deadlines.
Submission Guidelines
Submissions are made through the AirBalloon conference management system. All papers are reviewed double-blind.
Before submitting, read the Author Guidelines, Submission Types, the Submission Guidelines, the Publication and Media Hosting guidelines, and all policies, then complete the Checklist for Initial Submission. Submissions that do not follow the guidelines and policies are desk-rejected under the Desk Rejection Policy.