OpenAI ChatGPT 5.2 leaks personal information. This is not good!
My brother and I share similar names, but we have two completely different OpenAI ChatGPT accounts, with access to personal sensitive information to different projects (with different companies) we are working on.
@rasoolfa@yuxiangw_cs This should go both way. Authors are not allowed to add additional extensive experimental results. Reviewers should not be allowed to ask additional experiments. The paper should be assessed as is (without considering its unrealized potential of adding further experiments).
@yuxiangw_cs@rasoolfa I fully agree. If a paper substantially lack experiments to support its claims, it should be rejected. Authors should not be allowed to add extensive experimental results in the rebuttal phase and expect reviewer to review a substantially changed paper. It is not fair
@pengzh97@icmlconf Rebuttal will be visible to reviewer and area chair after 19th march. It will be followed by a discussion among authors, reviewers until 26th.
@DanielJ20335910 @kchonyc I do not think this is an acceptable reason for not submitting review on time. After all, we are all adults and we should be held accountable for our own decisions and actions (agreeing to review and submitting on time).
@MGerstgrasser@iclr_conf All your responses are for AC’s consideration. If you believe you have adequately addressed all concerns, perhaps just sit back,relax and let things roll its course. It is out of our control anyway…
@rahiment It could also be that for borderline paper, AC will organize virtual meeting with reviewers. They will not respond until the virtual meeting is done and comments are finalized. In that case, we will probably not hear from them until early to mid December.
Now that ML is so much about scaling up on all fronts, and so little about ideas, scientific awards (e.g. "NeurIPS oral") should be resource normalized.
Student and independent researcher led research should NOT be evaluated the same way as industry-backed research. Period.