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2 experts · 5 posts · 1d ago
Clément Canonne Christian Wolf
Shared emphasis Research & technical analysis · 2
Christian Wolf: Karma does exist. Reviewing AI slop papers is our punishment for having invented this technology. Please kill me.
Christian Wolf: What is the current nettiquette? As a reviewer, can I claim that the paper has been written with too much LLM output?
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3 experts · 3 posts · 3d ago
Emily M. Bender Olivia Guest Christian Wolf
Emily M. Bender: Yes, because it is really important to smoke, try heroin, download CSAM (!!!), or burn plastic, etc etc to be able to discuss the dangers and harms of those activities.
Olivia Guest: Yes, because it is really important to smoke, try heroin, download CSAM (!!!), or burn plastic, etc etc to be able to discuss the dangers and harms of those activities.
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