Readers predict journals will grow more exclusive
3 Oct 31 5:23 AM · 8d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
Responding to the Atlantic essay on Mastodon, a reader speculates that parts of scientific publishing will become more elitist as a defensive response to AI, while another shares the piece's central claim that the journal article's currency is collapsing.
“Seguramente parte de las publicaciones científicas se volverán más elitistas como consecuencia de la IA. Y no podemos culparles por ello”
jesgar@mamot.frAnna Wexler Journal editor, Atlantic contributorThe Rockefeller University Source of reporting on AI in scientific publishing
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1 outlet AI Is Destroying Academic Publishing
first by The Atlantic, 8d ago
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AI-Generated Articles Are Flooding Academic Journals - The Atlantic https://www. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/10/ ai-journal-articles-writing/689186/ Summarizes once more the challenges the current publishing system faces because of AI & increasing submission numbers. The last paragraph, however, is too pessimistic, in my view, and does not follow…
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"These scholars are, in turn, receiving more and more review requests. In some cases, the cycle has become absurd: AI-assisted papers land with overworked editors, who send them to rushed reviewers, who in some cases use AI to write the review, which the authors revise and resubmit using AI." https://www. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/10/…
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Seguramente parte de las publicaciones científicas se volverán más elitistas como consecuencia de la IA. Y no podemos culparles por ello https://www. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/10/ ai-journal-articles-writing/689186/
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