AAAI 2027 submissions hit about 50,000, prompting a joke about just getting read
AvivTamar1 · x · 2026-07-23
A reply about AAAI 2027 submissions turns into a familiar AI-academia joke: with around 50,000 paper submissions, the “real achievement” may simply be getting a human to read your paper at all.
The post frames the review bottleneck as so severe that even rejection feels less remarkable than mere human attention, echoing frustration around increasingly crowded conference pipelines.
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