Peer review is plagued by human bias — AI may actually help fix it
pwlot · x · 2026-10-30
A discussion thread argues that human bias has long ruled supposedly objective endeavors like academic peer review, with endless horror stories and only a lucky few getting competent, fair reviewers. While "AI bias" is real, the author argues AI could actually help counter entrenched human bias.
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