Researcher to publish AI-assisted peer reviews from December, starting at 5-6 papers per month on Substack
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-09-21
Prompted by a colleague urging him to start a journal — one that could attract real funding — srikosuri says that from December he plans to write AI-assisted reviews of as many papers as he can in his field, starting at 5-6 per month and possibly doubling once more efficient. He'll do it free on Substack with no monetary exchange 'for now' to keep it pure; anshulkundaje cautions that free doesn't mean pure and that turning this into a proper journal takes real work, wary of replicating traditional journals' pathologies.
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