Academia's peer review is increasingly FUBAR, and AI is a big reason why
IanArawjo · x · 2026-09-27
An academic researcher laments that peer review is increasingly FUBAR. He believes the system and its communities can still be salvaged — but only if academia adapts to the AI reality without sacrificing its humanity and collegiality. The post captures a growing anxiety about review systems buckling under AI-generated submissions.
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