A satirical guide to “faking” robotics papers calls out cherry-picked results
One post lists hidden failures, carefully controlled demos and weak comparison baselines as tactics to avoid—not advice to follow.
TLDR
A post framed as a guide to “how to fake a robotics paper” criticizes restricting access to models, tailoring demo conditions and cherry-picking benchmarks. It argues that outside testing can expose a model’s limitations and that strong robotics results can show failures with confidence. The author explicitly rejects the listed tactics: “obviously don't do these things please.”
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