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Startups IA Intology and Autoscience submitted studies generated by AI during a conference without disclosure and criticizing the cooption of peer cooption for advertising (Kyle Wiggers / Techcrunch)

Stacey D. WallsBy Stacey D. WallsMarch 20, 2025No Comments
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Kyle Wiggers / Techcrunch::

Startups IA Intology and Autoscience submitted studies generated by AI during a conference without disclosure and in front of the cooption of peer coopture for advertising– There is a controversy that is preparing for the studies “generated by AI” subject to this year’s ICLR, a longtime academic conference focused on AI.



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