Inside NeurIPS 2025: The Year’s AI Research, Mapped
NeurIPS 2025 papers are out—and it’s a lot to take in. This visualization (best viewed on a computer, not mobile) lets you explore the entire research landscape interactively, with clusters, summaries, and LLM-generated explanations that make the field easier to grasp. The visualization heavily uses Cohere’s generation and embedding models and a workflow described below to explore such large text archives. The data is ultimately plotted with datamapplot with some customization. Thanks for reading Language Models & Co.! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. NeurIPS is known as one of the leading machine learning conferences at which some of the top research is presented. Having attended several, the experience can be challenging in several ways: In a field that moves as fast as ML, the field often evolves between the May submission deadline and the December conference. Exploring papers earlier helps. It is overwhelming in size and magnitude. We need better tools t
Inside NeurIPS 2025: The Year’s AI Research, Mapped Using Cohere's Command A Reasoning and Embed 4 to Visualize the ~6,000 Papers Accepted to NeurIPS 2025 Jay Alammar Nov 03, 2025 166 6 19 Share NeurIPS 2025 papers are out—and it’s a lot to take in. This visualization (best viewed on a computer, not mobile) lets you explore the entire research landscape interactively, with clusters, summaries, and LLM-generated explanations that make the field easier to grasp. Click to explore NeurIPS 2025 (best viewed on a computer, not mobile) The visualization heavily uses Cohere’s generation and embedding
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