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Frustrated authors withdraw papers after realizing their reviewers are just lazy LLMs
The current review phase for the next major AI conference reveals deep cracks in the scientific enterprise. While researchers from elite universities invent AI-generated sources, frustrated authors are withdrawing their papers because reviewers apparently no longer read them, but instead let AI write the critiques.
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