AAMAS 2027 - Call for AAAI Fast Track
Call for AAAI Fast Track
The 26th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems
AAMAS 2027 invites submissions to its AAAI Track. This track considers papers that were submitted to the AAAI-27 Main Technical Track, were not accepted, and are relevant to the AAMAS research community.
To be eligible, a submission must not have received a reject recommendation from any AAAI reviewer; all review scores must be weak reject or above. Authors are expected to revise their manuscripts to address the AAAI reviewers’ comments and to reformat the paper according to the AAMAS submission requirements.
All submitted materials will be checked for accuracy against the corresponding AAAI submission and reviewed by members of the AAMAS Program Committee. We expect to accept only a fraction of the submitted papers. Decisions will be accompanied by a short meta-review explaining the basis for acceptance or rejection.
Important Dates
- Submission Deadline: Friday, December 11, 2026
- Decision Notification: February 1, 2027
- Camera-Ready Deadline: February 11, 2027
- Author Registration Deadline: March 31, 2027
All deadlines are at the end of the specified day, anywhere on Earth (UTC-12).
Submission Requirements
An AAMAS AAAI Track submission must be based on a paper that:
- was submitted to the AAAI-27 Main Technical Track;
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received numerical ratings of 5 (“Marginally below acceptance threshold”) or higher from all human reviewers; and
- is relevant to the AAMAS research community.
Authors must submit a single PDF document through the following portal:
The PDF must include the following materials, in this order:
- The original AAAI-27 submission.
- All AAAI review scores and reviews, including any AI-generated supplementary review and the meta-review, if applicable, as well as the original, unedited review text exported from OpenReview.
- The revised paper submitted to AAMAS, formatted according to the AAMAS 2027 Main Technical Track submission requirements; all changes from the original AAAI submission should be clearly highlighted, for example using colored text or yellow highlighting.
- A response of at most two pages explaining how the revised submission addresses the AAAI reviewers’ comments.
- A short statement explaining why the paper is relevant to the AAMAS research community and identifying the most appropriate area of interest from the AAMAS 2027 Main Technical Track Call for Papers.
AAMAS 2027 AAAI Fast Track: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Are papers rejected during AAAI Phase 1 eligible for the AAMAS Fast Track?
A: Yes. Papers rejected during Phase 1 are fully eligible, provided they meet the numerical scoring requirements specified above.
Q: What are the exact reviewer score requirements for eligibility?
A: All numerical ratings assigned by human reviewers must be 5 (“Marginally below acceptance threshold”) or higher. If any human reviewer assigned a rating below 5, the paper is not eligible for this track.
Q: My paper received an overall AAAI decision of “Reject.” Does this disqualify my paper?
A: No. The overall AAAI decision and meta-review do not determine eligibility for this track. Eligibility is based solely on the numerical ratings assigned by the individual human reviewers. As long as all such ratings are 5 or higher, the paper remains eligible.
Q: My AAAI evaluation included an AI-generated supplementary review or discussion summary. How does this affect my eligibility?
A: It does not affect your eligibility. AAAI’s AI-generated supplementary reviews do not contain ratings or recommendations. For purposes of fast-track eligibility, only the numerical ratings assigned by human reviewers are considered.
Questions
For questions about the AAAI Track, please contact the Track Chairs:
Pradeep Varakantham at pradeepv@smu.edu.sg or
Rym Z. Wenkstern at rymw@utdallas.edu
Please add “AAMAS AAAI Track: [nature of inquiry]” to your email’s subject line.