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Re:MIT and IBM Find Clever AI Ways Around Brute-Force Math by skissane on Monday February 05, 2024 @04:50AM (#39259252)
> Unrelated question: Is Nature considered a low quality journal for ML papers?

It isn’t published in Nature, it is published in Nature Machine Intelligence.

Nature has sprouted all these offshoots which are less prestigious than the original (although trying to benefit from its good name). Their prestige/etc varies depending on the specific offshoot in question. But often they aren’t one of the top journals in that specific field

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Re:MIT and IBM Find Clever AI Ways Around Brute-Force Math by westurner on Tuesday February 06, 2024 @12:55AM (#39271250)
Some or most of the talent doesn't have affiliation or a journal application fee.

Affiliation with a university or research institution was necessary for how many of the top journal articles in a given year?

Otherwise, people publish docs, whitepapers, open specs, and code with tests; and it's great regardless of journal.

JOSS publishes their cost structure. Figshare and Zenodo grant DOIs for git revisions. ORCID is optional and precedes W3C DIDs.

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