Researchers clash over GenAI-flooded conferences: blame the tools or the people?
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-11-07
Damien Teney laments what GenAI is doing to academic conferences, but Tuhin Chakrabarati pushes back: GenAI isn't doing anything — we keep blaming systems, tools, and incentives, yet the real problem is people (us or our peers) not doing their jobs. A short but pointed exchange on accountability for AI-generated submissions in academia.
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