ReviewGrounder: grounding AI-assisted peer review in evidence

Peer review is buckling A scientist lives two lives. In one, they produce research. In the other, they judge everyone else's. That second job, peer review, is quietly breaking. Submissions climb every year, conferences scramble to recruit enough qualified reviewers, and area chairs inherit the…

Peer review is buckling A scientist lives two lives. In one, they produce research. In the other, they judge everyone else's. That second job, peer review, is quietly breaking. Submissions climb every year, conferences scramble to recruit enough qualified reviewers, and area chairs inherit the overflow.

Source: Lambda Labs — Published September 1, 2026 at 19:19 UTC — Category: Models