Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
Red-flag Research: a public screen for paper laundering
A research project screens ICLR 2027 submissions against earlier public papers, flagging close matches for human review rather than declaring misconduct.
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- Researchers auditing automated paper-laundering claims
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- Each paper has about 138 candidate sources; abstracts are screened cheaply before only three reach full-text comparison.
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The cost comparison measures the same pipeline with larger models substituted for its own models, and reports costs both with batching and with a large model handling every candidate. The displayed API fees were paid in CNY and converted at ¥7.0 per US dollar. The page also offers separate channels for reporting site bugs, benchmark cases, and collaboration inquiries.
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