After NeurIPS's LLM-assisted reviewing trial, calls for ECCV 2026 to follow
AntonObukhov1 · x · 2026-09-07
During the ECCV 2026 AC workshop afternoon session, a researcher asked whether the conference might adopt LLM-assisted reviewing in the future, citing this year's NeurIPS experiment as precedent—showing LLM participation in peer review is spreading across top venues.
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