Sandberg: AI shifts how we cite, replicate and correct papers of different ages
anderssandberg · x · 2026-10-12
In his thread on AI's effects on publishing, Anders Sandberg describes the second effect: our view of papers of different ages will shift. Error types and correctability change, so disciplines must rethink citation, replication, and where to publish corrections for old and merely flawed papers.
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