eigenrobot shrugs at AI 'independent proof' plagiarism scenario raising ethics debate
eigenrobot · x · 2026-09-19
- @oveisgharan posed a hypothetical AI ethics problem: group A solves an important problem with AI and uploads it to arXiv, while unethical group B feeds the manuscript to an AI for a different proof and claims an independent result the next day.
- eigenrobot quote-shared it saying "i dont see any problem with this," a deadpan take that highlights how hard authorship and independence claims will be to adjudicate in the AI era.
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