Posts | Ted Pavlic (he/him) (@tedpavlic@mas.to)

Ted Pavlic (he/him)

@tedpavlic@mas.to

ASU Associate Prof in SCAI/SOLS. Interdisciplinary research in autonomous decision making in living and artificial systems. Director of the Bringing Ecology and Engineering Together (BEET) Lab at Arizona State University.

Research interests: behavioral ecology, OFT, social insects, multi-agent systems/robotics, automation in the built environment, animal behavior, ethics in autonomy, AI/ML

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November 2, 2022

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Articles like the one below make a big deal about AI-written articles overwhelming the peer-review system, but reviewers have been a limiting factor even before AI.

Open-access page fees will emerge as the new bottleneck, regardless of whether AI is driving or not. The Nelson memo kicked in this year, and that means articles are far from free to publish anymore ($1.5k–$15k/article). This may act as a Pigouvian corrective tax.

"When Science Goes Agentic"
Comm. of the ACM
https://cacm.acm.org/blogcacm/when-science-goes-agentic/