Scholar Argues Papers Should Be Accepted in Any Language, with AI Translation
birchlse · x · 2026-09-20
Researcher birchlse argues journals should now accept paper submissions in any language, optionally displaying an approved AI translation or leaving comprehension to the reader.
His analogy: anyone can read any Russian novel on Wikisource, so why are scholars still forced to write in English? An opinion piece on how AI translation could reshape academic publishing norms.
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