ICLR Review Season Sparks Debate: Can Reviewers Use AI for Grammar Checks?
miniapeur · x · 2026-10-02
With ICLR reviewing season approaching, a scholar asks whether AI can be used to check grammar, spelling, and phrasing of peer reviews—explicitly excluding using AI to generate the reviews themselves. The question highlights unresolved boundaries in academic norms around AI-assisted polishing versus AI-written reviews.
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