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    GPT-6 Pro gives balanced academic paper critiques, a user says

    The user praises GPT-6 Pro for finding substantive issues while recognizing a paper’s strengths and suggesting additions. They say the GPT-5 Pro series was impressive but tended to overwhelm with small complaints.

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    2 Sources, 23d ago, first seen 23d ago

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    A user recommends giving GPT-6 Pro an academic paper and asking it to “review this for me,” describing its critique of their first paper as helpful. They say it identifies real issues—not just nitpicks—while balancing those with strengths and suggested additions. In a reply, they contrast that with the GPT-5 Pro series, which they describe as impressive but prone to overwhelming users with small complaints.

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    @emollickIf you are an academic, you should try throwing a paper into GPT-6 Pro & asking "review this for me." It is now great at finding real (not just nit-picky) issues but balancing those with a paper's strengths & suggesting additions Here is a helpful critique of my very first paper

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    @emollickIf you are an academic, you should try throwing a paper into GPT-6 Pro & asking "review this for me." It is now great at finding real (not just nit-picky) issues but balancing those with a paper's strengths & suggesting additions Here is a helpful critique of my very first paper