After ICLR review chaos, researcher calls for centralized AI use in peer review
JessicaHullman · x · 2026-11-10
After last week's ICLR review controversy, researcher Jessica Hullman argues all AI use in peer review should be centralized — managed uniformly by conferences rather than left to individual reviewers — keeping AI's efficiency benefits while curbing misuse. She adds the community needs to innovate faster and "worry a lot less about hurting authors' feelings."
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