Researcher proposes AI-centric publication venues where human contributions must be documented
RickyTQChen · x · 2026-09-23
RickyTQChen highlights a publication norm stating that humans may contribute directly to a project beyond prompts, but such contributions must also be documented. He argues AI-centric publication venues, with transparent attribution for both AI and human work, are an idea worth pursuing — pointing at the gap in current disclosure standards for AI involvement in research.
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