ICLR 2027's deanonymization policy wins fans; researcher urges slashing submission cap to 5
peter_richtarik · x · 2026-09-03
Researcher Yoshitomo Besezo praised ICLR 2027's submission policies, singling out the deanonymization policy as his favorite and arguing all major AI/ML conferences should follow suit. He even suggested cutting the per-author submission cap to 10 or even 5 next year.
Optimization researcher Peter Richtarik quote-shared with a pointed jab: "Let's go to 0 and be done with it" — a hyperbolic take on runaway submission volumes. The exchange captures the ongoing academic debate over conference overload and open-review reforms.
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