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Call for papers for the 2nd MOSS workshop at COLM 2026, focusing on small-scale research for algorithmic innovation and scientific understanding in LLMs, with deadline June 30.

📢 CfP for the 2nd version of MOSS at @COLM_conf! https://t.co/Pv46Ovkbev (Deadline: 6/30) We welcome submissions on small-scale research for algorithmic innovation and scientific understanding across training, architecture, data, evaluation, interpretability, safety, and more! https://t.co/9jMmpk28h8
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📢 CfP for the 2nd version of MOSS at @COLM_conf! https://t.co/Pv46Ovkbev (Deadline: 6/30)

We welcome submissions on small-scale research for algorithmic innovation and scientific understanding across training, architecture, data, evaluation, interpretability, safety, and more! https://t.co/9jMmpk28h8


MOSS@COLM2026

Source: https://sites.google.com/view/moss-colm-2026/

Methods and Opportunities at Small Scale (MOSS)

As the current LLM research community pushes towards massive scale, this workshop takes a complementary approach by focusing on the under-exploredsmall-scaleregime, where scale encompasses compute, data, and model size. We ask:to what extent is scale necessary, and how far can we push toward smaller settings while maintaining competitive performance and enabling scientifically meaningful discoveries?

Beyond transferring insights from small- to large-scale settings, we emphasize the intrinsic value of understanding small-scale regimes. Practically, studying small-scale limits can yield more efficient algorithms and system designs. Small-scale settings also enable controlled, systematic experimentation with rapid iterations, thereby facilitating scientific progress.

This workshop aims to highlight themethods, opportunities, and insightsenabled by small-scale experimentation, and to foster discussion on how such approaches can broaden participation and accelerate progress in LLM research.

Date: Oct 9, 2026

Location: TBD

(9:00- 9:10) Opening Remarks

(9:10 - 10:40)Invited Talks

  1. TBD
  2. TBD

(10:40 - 11:00) Coffee break

(11:00 - 12:00)Contributed Talks and Demos(4 x 15min)

(12:00 - 13:30) Lunch break

(13:30 -14:30)Panel Discussion

(14:30 - 16:00)Invited Talks

  1. TBD
  2. TBD

(16:00 - 18:00)Poster Session & Closing Remarks

Contact:colm2026-moss-workshop [at] googlegroups [dot] com

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