Yarin Gal's deadpan answer on LLM-written papers: "any text written by an LLM"
yaringal · x · 2026-09-23
When Tom Dietterich asked "how much LLM use makes a paper 'LLM written'?", Oxford AI professor Yarin Gal deadpanned: "Any text written by an LLM." The quip captures the academic debate over whether LLM disclosure rules should be zero-tolerance or proportion-based.
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