AI, Open Platforms, and the Epistemic Future of Peer Review

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Autore principale: Huang, Jim Yongzhi
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contents <p> </p> <p>This paper examines how emerging AI-mediated verification systems and open scholarly platforms are reshaping the epistemic foundations of academic peer review.</p> <p>It argues that traditional approval-based review mechanisms are increasingly misaligned with framework-based and structurally verifiable research, and proposes a layered verification model distinguishing between structural validation and human judgment.</p> <p>The paper contributes to the broader framework of Fiscal Epistemology by analyzing peer review as an epistemic infrastructure governing acknowledgement, verification, and legitimacy in knowledge production.</p>
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spellingShingle AI, Open Platforms, and the Epistemic Future of Peer Review
Huang, Jim Yongzhi
<p> </p> <p>This paper examines how emerging AI-mediated verification systems and open scholarly platforms are reshaping the epistemic foundations of academic peer review.</p> <p>It argues that traditional approval-based review mechanisms are increasingly misaligned with framework-based and structurally verifiable research, and proposes a layered verification model distinguishing between structural validation and human judgment.</p> <p>The paper contributes to the broader framework of Fiscal Epistemology by analyzing peer review as an epistemic infrastructure governing acknowledgement, verification, and legitimacy in knowledge production.</p>
title AI, Open Platforms, and the Epistemic Future of Peer Review
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17971472