Researcher Calls for Journals to Discard AI-Generated Peer Reviews
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-08-10
Amid the growing prevalence of AI-generated peer reviews in academia, a researcher argues that journals should implement rules to actively discard them and hold accountable referees who blindly use these tools. Another academic agrees but notes these reports are common because papers often contain basic mistakes easily caught by AI. He suggests authors could directly submit AI reports, corrections, and a one-page self-assessment to significantly speed up the review process.
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