The 25th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems

The 25th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (AAMAS 2026) is the premier scientific event for research on autonomous computational agents and systems in which multiple agents interact, coordinate, and compete. The conference covers agent architectures, mechanism design and game theory, reinforcement learning in multi-agent settings, cooperative AI, decentralized planning, robot swarms, market-based coordination, and ethical considerations in agent deployment. AAMAS has consistently attracted both foundational and applied work that shapes how intelligent systems operate in complex environments.

AAMAS 2026 is essential for AI researchers, roboticists, economists, and computer scientists working on problems where multiple decision-making entities must act in shared environments. The conference is equally relevant to industry practitioners building autonomous systems in logistics, finance, energy management, and social platforms. Graduate students will find AAMAS a stimulating venue where game theory, machine learning, and systems engineering converge on some of the most practically important open problems in AI.