TACL submissions rising while quality falls, researcher blames LLM-generated low-quality papers
EhudReiter · x · 2026-11-11
NLP researcher Ehud Reiter observes that TACL, like other AI venues, is seeing submission numbers rise while average quality falls. He judges that most of the "additional" submissions are low quality and often LLM-generated, calling the trend frustrating — further evidence that AI-generated padding papers are straining academic peer review.
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