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AI Conferences Could Split Peer Review to Block Reciprocal Rejection
A researcher proposes dividing conference authors and reviewers into separate halves to eliminate the incentive structure that rewards reviewers for unfairly rejecting competitors' papers.
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Sourcer/machinelearning
The peer review system at major AI conferences contains a structural flaw that actively rewards bad behavior: reciprocal reviewing. When a researcher serves as both author and reviewer at the same conference, they face a perverse incentive to reject strong papers from competitors to improve their ow...
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