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The winners of three international joint conferences have been announced at the Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) Awards. There are three distinctions: this Award for research excellence, Computers and thought awards And John Me C. Kakarti Award.
IJCAI -25 Award for Research Excellence
The Research Excellence Award is awarded to a Vijay .Nik who has undertaken a continuous high quality research program throughout his career, which gives many significant results.
The winner of the 2025 award for research excellence is Rina Dexter, a reputed professor of computer science, the University of California, Irvine, USA. Professor Deactor has been recognized for its final contribution to the novel algorithmic framework, modeling ideas, complexity analysis and consolidated principles, including constraint satisfaction and potential forecasts.
IJCAI -25 computers and Thought Award
The award has been presented to the remaining youth of artificial intelligence.
Aditya Grover, the winner of the 2025 IJCAI Computer and Thought Award, is an assistant professor of UCLA’s computer science and co-founder of the USA, co-founder. DEP Grover is recognized for their applications to further the Deep Vanda Generative Models Dello, Introduction Education and Reinforcement Education and enemy.
IJCAI -25 John Mi C. Kakarti Award
The award is to be established to recognize medium-career researchers, especially between fifteen and twenty-five years, after receiving their PhD, which has created a large track record of research excellence in artificial intelligence.
The winner of the 2025 John Me C. Kakarti Award is Synthia Rudin, Gilbert, Louis and Edward Leherman’s Duke University’s Disted Professor of the USA’s Computer Science. Professor Rudin is recognized for its basic contribution to a trusted AI, which has a transformative effect on field-defined work and high-drug social applications in interpretable machine learning.
IJCAI -25 Award Selection Committee: Christian Basier, Diego Q van Lwenies, Luke de Rad, Edith Elkind, Bo Lee, Zi-Hua Zou.
Learn more about the awards here.
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