Ehud Reiter: authorship means owning your students' paper problems, not just credit
EhudReiter · x · 2026-10-29
Ehud Reiter, professor and well-known NLG researcher at Aberdeen, criticizes academic authorship culture: he often sees faculty take credit for successful student papers while blaming students for problems like hallucinated citations. His view: authorship means accepting responsibility for problems as well as credit for success.
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