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#AAAI2026 social media round up: part 1

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The 40th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence is taking place in Singapore for the first time outside North America, featuring tutorials, student programs, and invited talks. Social media highlights include presentations on optimization techniques using LLMs, reinforcement learning research, and trustworthy AI for population health decision-making.

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