Solo developer's classifier flags over half of ICLR 2027 submissions as AI-assisted
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Alice Rigg (@woog09), a solo developer, says she built a classifier to detect LLM-aided writing and ran it on all 42,000+ ICLR 2027 submissions.
Her post says over half the papers appear to be roughly fully AI-assisted. Sentence-level results are hosted at opentextdetector.com in a PDF viewer.
The claim comes from a single X post. No accuracy figures, validation method, or ICLR response appear in the reports, so the classifier's reliability and the finding's accuracy are not established.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 14, 5:12 PM ET
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Alice Rigg@woog09XClassifier flags over half of 42,000 ICLR 2027 submissions as AI-assistedAIA solo developer built a classifier to detect LLM-aided writing and ran it on all 42,000+ ICLR 2027 submissions. The post says over half of the papers appear to be almost fully AI-assisted, and sentence-level results are hosted at opentextdetector.com.

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