Science Advances editor: no author has ever disclosed AI use despite policy
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-09-11
Jessica Hullman, AE at Science Advances, says that although AI disclosure is required, she has never seen an author disclose it. Major general-science journals suggest disclosure while continuing to receive AI slop for review; she argues more reviewer friction could motivate better policy. In the quoted post, Aaroth predicts AI disclosure statements are a temporary historical blip—out of fashion by 2026, quaint and rare by 2028.
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