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ICLR submissions are broken. Maybe a prediction market? [P]

ICLR has received >40k submissions this year and it is becoming quite difficult to make sense of all of the papers (including a lot of AI generated ones). Larry Wasserman called for “A World Without Referees” back in 2012 [1], but peer review hasn’t changed much since. I built https://acceptodds.co…

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  1. 2026-10-10 15:14 · r/MachineLearning
    ICLR submissions are broken. Maybe a prediction market? [P]

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