The real problem with conferences is unqualified reviewers, not LLM use
LucaAmb · x · 2026-11-09
LucaAmb argues that the real problem with academic conferences is unqualified reviewers, not authors' use of LLMs—a contrarian take in the ongoing debate over AI's infiltration of peer review, shifting the blame from AI tools to review quality itself.
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