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Re: enforcing the policy via Pangram. I must be a Large Language Model, then: Just checked one of my paper…
I’m one of the editors of the Bond Law Review. (In Australia, law reviews are mostly faculty edited and peer…
As a reviewer, I very much hope that every philosophy journal which is at least halfway decent will implement David…
I’m not so sure that the problems are more likely in the humanities and social sciences, given what I’ve seen…
Submission at European Journal of Political Theory spiked from last Spring. Our acceptance rate went from about 7% to about…
I’ve just published an op-ed in the CHE on a possible mitigation strategy: submission fees. https://www.chronicle.com/article/can-academe-survive-the-tidal-wave-of-ai-slop
I’m a mathematician who works in AI, and although I’m not directly involved, what I hear from my colleagues is…
So we had an interesting interview with Elizabeth Anderson at 3AM recently, and my Law School just posted the podcast of her wonderful Dewey Lecturer in Law & Philosophy from last year. It's both entertaining and informative (and also timely).
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