Publicly shaming 'AI-written' paragraphs is as lazy as what it criticizes, researcher argues
docmilanfar · x · 2026-09-21
Reacting to a public call-out of a 'poorly AI-written' paragraph in Sasho's paper, docmilanfar argues one could equally find badly written human paragraphs in any paper. He says this public shaming misses the substance of the article and that the criticism itself is as lazy as what it purports to criticize.
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