Scholars Call Out Unreasonable Peer Review Ban on AI Amid AI-Generated Paper Flood
paulnovosad · x · 2026-08-07
Researcher Paul Novosad points out a contradictory reality in academia: peer reviewers are forbidden from using AI during the evaluation process, yet they are simultaneously asked to review papers containing massive amounts of AI-generated content. He argues this expectation is both unreasonable and unsustainable.
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