Professor uses Claude to audit reproducibility of five years of his journal papers
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-11-11
mcxfrank published a blog post describing how he used Claude to audit the reproducibility of every journal paper he authored in the last five years. Thanks to his open-science practices the code and data were available, yet the audit surfaced significant issues. Stanford NLP's Chris Potts hailed it, hoping such audits become encouraged and corrections celebrated.
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