Virgile Andreani on Nostr: I wrote a peer-review for an article, and it looks like the editor fed my review and ...
I wrote a peer-review for an article, and it looks like the editor fed my review and the other one through an LLM to make a combined summary, that they then sent to the authors (in addition to the full texts of the reviews).
I find it strange. Which made me wonder, what rights/license do publishers take on our peer-reviews?
#academia
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