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I regret reviewing for AAAI [D]
Reviewing for prestigious conferences like AAAI can feel like a significant time investment, particularly when reciprocity isn’t guaranteed. A recent Reddit post articulated a common sentiment: the allure of feeling valued can outweigh the practical realities of dedicating time to evaluating work that doesn’t directly benefit one's own submissions.
Paper lengths, and reasonable assumptions in ML conferences. [D]
Observations regarding paper lengths and reviewer feedback at top ML conferences reveal a concerning trend. While conferences maintain consistent paper lengths – often supplemented by extensive appendices to mitigate reviewer fatigue – theoretical work appears unfairly penalized. Increasingly, rejections cite issues like perceived difficulty or unexplained terminology, rather than addressing the core impact of the research. This echoes experiences where inherent complexity is mistaken for a flaw. As highlighted in "NeurIPS 2026 AI-generated reviews," understanding these dynamics requires careful consideration.