Anders Sandberg: preprints are often more honest than final publications
anderssandberg · x · 2026-10-07
Following up on co-writing a paper with an LLM, Anders Sandberg notes a publishing reality: reviewers and editors often push to cut the 'boring' pre-registration sections for final publication, meaning the preprint is frequently the more honest version of the research.
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