Scholars urge ban on unchecked AI papers to prevent review collapse
gerardsans · x · 2026-08-25
Amid the proliferation of AI-generated papers, there is a suggestion that publishing AI-generated content without personal verification should be prohibited. Key arguments include: unloading the verification burden onto reviewers and experts; causing a surge in submissions that paralyzes the peer review system; inability of authors to explain or defend proofs, making corrections impossible; burying significant research under low-quality papers; and eroding trust in the entire paper and preprint ecosystem.
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