Researcher declines AI-written submissions but hides detector details to prevent evasion
SandroAmbuehl · x · 2026-09-02
Sandro Ambuehl said he has also sent several such messages declining reviews, but hesitated to name detection details: the last thing he wants is AI-generated text modified just enough to evade detection. The effect is probably tiny, but "the less they know, the easier to detect them." This responds to Jessica Hullman's practice of declining reviews when Pangram flags abstracts as 100% AI-generated.
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