Should Double-Blind Peer Review Be Replaced by Fully Open Review in the AI Era?
Temporary_Switch_339 · reddit · 2026-09-26
The author argues for replacing double-blind review with fully open review: AI makes expertise-based authority obsolete, open review would make misleading claims harder to pass off as fact, authorship is already inferable via arXiv preprints so double-blind offers little anonymity, and transparency could help counter the flood of AI-generated submissions and reviews. A discussion-starter with no definitive conclusion.
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