Jessica Hullman

@jessicahullman

Ginni Rometty Prof @NorthwesternCS, Fellow @IPRatNU AI, decisions, metascience Blog @statmodeling http://jessicahullman.substack.com Lab http://hullmanlab.northwestern.edu

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Scientific identity and intellectual autonomy in AI research

The essay’s author shares personal reflections on a growing disconnect between scientific rigor, professional recognition and organizational rewards.

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Social scientists using LLMs to simulate human behavior sought for interviews

The post says the interviews will inform tools for planning and validating LLM studies.

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A 'sketchy opportunist' line linked to an AI-text scan objection generator

A user attributes the line to Pangram's 'Scan for AI Text' objection letter generator.

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Authors of seemingly low-quality TMLR submissions reportedly did not understand their own papers

A post says Nihar Shah spent 20–25 hours over two weeks interviewing authors about their seemingly low-quality submissions to TMLR.

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AI overreliance makes papers less appealing, one post argues

Calling AI “amazing,” the post’s author nevertheless urges people to stop letting it speak for them.

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Hullman Distinguishes Journal Editors From Reviewers on AI Content

Jessica Hullman clarifies differing roles of editors and reviewers on AI-generated prose policies.

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Scientific identity and intellectual autonomy in AI research

Social scientists using LLMs to simulate human behavior sought for interviews

A 'sketchy opportunist' line linked to an AI-text scan objection generator

Authors of seemingly low-quality TMLR submissions reportedly did not understand their own papers

AI overreliance makes papers less appealing, one post argues

Hullman Distinguishes Journal Editors From Reviewers on AI Content

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Scientific identity and intellectual autonomy in AI research

Social scientists using LLMs to simulate human behavior sought for interviews

A 'sketchy opportunist' line linked to an AI-text scan objection generator

Authors of seemingly low-quality TMLR submissions reportedly did not understand their own papers

AI overreliance makes papers less appealing, one post argues

Hullman Distinguishes Journal Editors From Reviewers on AI Content