Researcher Urges Top AI Conferences to Desk-Reject AI-Generated Papers Amid Fake Data Scandals
Vegetable-Formal-753 · reddit · 2026-11-04
A researcher calls on A and A AI conferences to hard desk-reject AI-generated papers, citing rampant abuse: a presenter who couldn't explain how his own paper represented knowledge graphs (answering "with a vector" after 5 minutes); another reading ChatGPT answers live during Q&A; and an author who published the same paper at two conferences simultaneously, whose public GitHub repo retained LLM chat logs revealing the data was entirely fabricated. The author argues honest researchers' papers are being crowded out and trust in the literature is collapsing, urging conferences to adopt explicit rules against LLM-written submissions.
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