arXiv editor: don't submit raw LLM output — poor writing slows moderation
tdietterich · x · 2026-10-27
arXiv category editor Thomas Dietterich shares submission advice: don't submit raw LLM output. Make sure the abstract is human-readable, the introduction states the problem clearly, and abbreviations are defined before use — poor writing slows moderation. He also links the categories he moderates, including multiagent systems, computers & society (alignment/governance), game theory, and evolutionary/spiking-net methods.
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