IJCAI is the acronym of International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, a meeting gathering researcher from the different areas of artificial intelligence (AI). It is organized by the IJCAI, Inc. and has been held every other year since 1969. Originally, the other years saw the meetings of the ECAI, AAAI, and a Pacific conference, but currently the AAAI conference runs every year. IJCAI only accepted around 20% of the papers submitted to it in 2005, making it more a more selective publication than many AI journals.

Three research awards are given at each IJCAI conference. The Computers & Thought Award is given to a relatively young (less than 35 years) researcher having done alreay a significant contribution to the field. The Donald E. Walker Distinguished Service Award is given to someone who has been doing a lot of the grunt work the last years. The IJCAI Award for Research Excellence is given to someone relatively old who had made a significant impact on the field. Previous recipients of the latter award include John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell, Ray Reiter, and Judea Pearl.

In 2007, IJCAI will be held in India for the first time ever.

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