Authors are solicited to contribute to the conference by submitting articles that illustrate research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences that describe significant advances in the following areas but are not limited to:
Pre-training mechanisms and unsupervised learning of foundation models
Supervised fine-tuning and parameter-efficient tuning (PEFT)
Large model alignment, constraint learning and value optimization
Model distillation, pruning and sparse learning for foundation models
Transfer learning and domain adaptation of pre-trained models
Continual learning and incremental optimization for large models
Hyperparameter optimization and model generalization enhancement
Efficient training algorithms for low-resource foundation models
LLM-based agent architecture design and iterative upgrading
Autonomous tool calling and multi-function invocation learning
Agent memory mechanism, experience accumulation and retrieval learning
Task decomposition, automatic planning and autonomous execution
Long-horizon autonomous decision learning for intelligent agents
Dynamic goal adjustment and self-correction learning of agents
Generative agent behavior simulation and autonomous iteration
General-purpose agent construction based on foundation models
Multi-agent cooperative learning and group decision optimization
Multi-agent game learning, adversarial and collaborative equilibrium
Heterogeneous multi-agent fusion learning and task allocation
Decentralized and distributed multi-agent learning algorithms