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Dan Quintana

@dsquintana
2 posts
2026-01-26
AI slop is everywhere in scientific publishing, we're only catching the easy-to-detect stuff (like when you happen to peer review a manuscript with a AI-hallucinated reference of a paper you apparently wrote)  —  www.theatlantic.com/science/ 2026...
2026-01-26 View on X
The Atlantic

Analysis: scientists who appeared to use LLMs posted 33% more papers on arXiv than those who didn't, as concerns grow over AI slop in scientific publishing

2026-01-25
AI slop is everywhere in scientific publishing, we're only catching the easy-to-detect stuff (like when you happen to peer review a manuscript with a AI-hallucinated reference of a paper you apparently wrote)  —  www.theatlantic.com/science/ 2026...
2026-01-25 View on X
The Atlantic

Analysis: scientists who appeared to use LLMs posted 33% more papers on arXiv than those who didn't, as concerns grow over AI slop in scientific publishing

Peer review has met its match.  —  On a frigid Norwegian afternoon earlier this month, Dan Quintana, a psychology professor …