AI-only peer review risks an 'innovation valley' that academia can't climb out of
javid_lab · x · 2026-10-28
In a debate with Stanford professor Anshul Kundaje, javidlab argued that while AI-generated reviews may on average beat the average human reviewer in esoteric or cross-disciplinary areas, AI review is narrower and easier to game. If review were purely by AI, academia would be forced down an innovation valley that is very hard to climb out of. He agrees the better path is reading the paper, writing your own review, then augmenting it with AI.
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