AI could let senior area chairs scale up paper reviews with less time
avt_im · x · 2026-07-26
AI is being framed as a way to shift some of the heavy reviewing load from less experienced reviewers to highly experienced ACs.
The point is that AI can help bridge the gap between the large time investment required for thorough review and the limited time available to senior reviewers, effectively making expertise more scalable.
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