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A researcher received a weak rejection with high confidence from a reviewer strongly suspected to be an LLM, whose feedback was irrelevant and mirrored previous AI simulations. This contrasts with positive scores from human reviewers, and the LLM reviewer is unresponsive to rebuttals. The researcher is seeking advice on how to navigate this unprecedented situation in academic peer review.
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