ICML 2027 chair crowdsources fixes for AI slop submission surge
tallinzen · x · 2026-09-21
The ICML 2027 Program Chair publicly asks for ideas on handling the explosion of AI slop submissions, reviewing load, incentivizing quality work, and cutting bureaucracy. One respondent proposes aggressive desk rejects plus publishing all author names on OpenReview, requiring ORCID-linked submissions to improve accountability.
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