Meta-science paper argues arXiv's ban on LLM-generated text makes little sense
RexDouglass · x · 2026-09-10
yanaiela and mariaantoniak published a new paper empirically examining whether arXiv's policy restricting LLM-generated text is justified. Their finding: the decision "does not make much sense" and should be reconsidered. The reblogger adds that this is real meta-science on LLM use, unlike claims made up by arXiv or the anti-AI crowd.
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