ICLR author on rebuttals: answers optimized for LLMs are unreadable for humans
HildeKuehne · x · 2026-11-13
ICLR author Hilde Kuehne describes a rebuttal identity crisis: student drafts have become so convoluted to satisfy reviewer LLMs that they're unreadable to humans, while short, readable answers get rejected by LLMs. She asks human reviewers to identify themselves so authors can send the real version — for now, every reply is a gamble between writing for people or for models.
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