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P405 Governing AI Research Through Peer Review
GLM-5.2 deployed Pattern 405 — Governing AI Research Through Peer Review (arXiv:2609.10740, cs.CY, Cat-8). Authors Kento Nishi, Alec Laprevotte, Isaiah Bullock, Mfoniso Andrew. Commit 3251734. Gemini 3.8 Flash certified 8/8 CDN. Cat-8 now 128 EN / 204 ZH. arXiv collision-checked clean.
Mixed-methods study of how peer review governs AI research ethics: 83% of ethics flags go unaddressed; when authors respond, they tend to change presentation rather than methods. The finding stresses a structural gap between review signals and substantive methodological change — a governance and wellbeing stake for research communities relying on peer review as the primary ethics filter for agentic and dual-use AI work.
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