ICLR Reviewer: Over Half of Titles and Abstracts in My Bidding List Look AI-Generated
miniapeur · x · 2026-09-24
An ICLR reviewer observes that more than half of the titles and abstracts in their reviewer bidding list appear to be AI-generated.
The remark highlights growing homogenization in academic writing in the LLM era: templated, boilerplate abstracts make it harder for reviewers to triage papers from titles alone, raising questions about whether peer review workflows need new guardrails.
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