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Is the acl rolling review actually broken e86fc92d49d2

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David Jurgens Jacy Reese Anthis

“With my ACL PC abilities, I wanted to characterize who these folks are, whether they're actually "outsiders", whether their papers are much less likely to be accepted, is this growth just LLM slop? The whole analsis is here medium.com/@jurgens_245...”

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David Jurgens: Peer review was one of the most-discussed topics at #ACL2026 . Many folks were concerned about the incredible growth in the number of ARR submissions (17K for the May26 ARR cycle 😱), and even more …
David Jurgens: With my ACL PC abilities, I wanted to characterize who these folks are, whether they're actually "outsiders", whether their papers are much less likely to be accepted, is this growth just LLM slop?…
Maria Antoniak: Thank you! I don’t think I trust the self-reported expertise in OpenReview; I think I’d be more interested in previous publication record. I also don’t trust our own quality filter (review scores a…
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sciencedirect.com

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Jacy Reese Anthis

“As AI proliferates and AGI emerges, we need scientific measures of human–AGI interaction. Now we have one for a key factor that circumscribes human–human interaction: moral bias. Open access paper in Computers in Human Behavior, led by Dr. Ali Ladak: www.sc…”

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2 experts · 4 posts · 19d ago
Ted Underwood Jacy Reese Anthis
Ted Underwood: Good argument. The steelman on the other side might not be "no one needs more than Opus 4.8," but something like "we're nearing a point where people will no longer *agree* on what counts as better.…
Ted Underwood: Agreed. The image models reached a point where it became a question of taste quite rapidly. Language models are taking longer, but differences of opinion about 4.8 are a great example.
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