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A user described a linked photo as The Atlantic’s latest cover article and added a thumbs-up emoji.
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A user says these opportunities can feel intimidating and shares a first attempt at organizing them.
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A post describes the original research as “our study” and calls another person's reproduction “fascinating.”
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A post recommends student-led work to people building AI scientists and using LLMs to judge idea novelty.
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A COLM keynote attendee says Henry Farrell emphasized decades of human creativity behind LLMs and the importance of the humanities.
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A post invites readers to hear @niloofar_mire’s paper at 10:15 and teases an upcoming SOTA TV conversation.
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A user quote-posted it on October 7, 2026, adding only that exclamation.
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Maksym Andriushchenko argues a quick area-chair scan could spare reviewers from papers with virtually no chance of acceptance.
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A researcher says “Measuring AI Slop in Text” is scheduled for an October 6 poster session at COLM.
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In X posts, Jenna Russell said Pangram labeled 31% of FineWeb-filtered web tokens as AI-generated in August 2026, up from 10% in June 2024. She said a study of 800 language models found AI tokens lowered loss on human text for data-starved models under about 10 human tokens per parameter, but raised it almost from Ch
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A user who tried Echo before its release says the model did very well imitating both authors' styles.
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SolaceCinema says the film reportedly portrays Altman as a pathological liar. A quote-post predicts it’ll be “a banger.”
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In a lighthearted PSA, @MelMitchell1 clarified that the two are “actually two completely different people,” despite their similar names.
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A user who helped train the model says it classifies blog posts by structural features, making 19 mistakes across 1,740 posts it had never seen.
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A co-author announced the acceptance on September 24, 2026, for the paper on cross-model capability transfer.
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A user calls the claim “fake news” and asks to see the poem alongside evidence that it dates to 1967.
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An ICLR submitter cites the conference’s blog tally of 19,525 submissions at the start of the previous cycle. A reply raises concerns that faster AI-assisted research encourages quantity over depth.
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One of the paper's authors argues that a flood of AI-assisted and AI-generated submissions without sufficient human oversight is making author names an unreliable signal of expertise.
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The user describes the journal as a project that will "parallel arXiv."
