Stanford prof mocks Nature's 'open peer review' that ships with redactions
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-02
Stanford professor Anshul Kundaje ridiculed a Nature-family journal's "open peer review" that ships with redacted reviewer records.
- The quoted post questions why a protein-watermarking paper made it into Nature despite pushback from multiple reviewers.
- Kundaje jokes they should charge another $16K for access to the redactions, on top of APCs.
- The exchange reflects broader academic frustration with peer-review transparency and AI4Science reviewing standards.
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