Researcher Declares Peer-Reviewed AI Conferences No Longer Viable Amid ICLR Submissions
DrBPChamberlain · x · 2026-09-29
Sharing a screenshot of ICLR submission numbers, the author asserts that peer-reviewed AI conferences are no longer viable—another public voice in the ongoing debate over whether conference peer review can survive exploding AI paper volumes and stretched reviewer capacity.
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