Building @reviewerzero_ai. On leave from CU Boulder CS @CUCompSci; ex @iSchoolSU @NorthwesternU @AbilityLab @UMNComputerSci
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Joined September 2012
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Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
SAT scores of international Hispanic applicants to Columbia, broken down by citizenship country.
The Southern Cone does quite well.
Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
The abstract submission window for ICSSI has been extended by a week to April 6, 2026 @ 11:59 PM AoE!
Find guidelines, templates, and submission link here: icssi.org/guidelines/
See you in Boulder June 29 - July 1, or come on June 28 for the hackathon!
Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
How I run Midday as a solo engineer and ship fast:
- Next.js (dashboard/website)
- tRPC/REST - API
- @supabase (Auth, DB, Storage, Realtime)
- @vercel - Hosting
- @speakeasydev - SDKs
- @resend - emails
- @triggerdotdev - jobs
- @OpenPanelDev - analytics
- TypeScript, Biome, Cursor
Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
Our founder @daniel_akuna talked to Gráinne McNamara from @ResearchKarger about AI in peer review
Wrapping up this year's #PRW2025 at @KargerPublisher, we look to the future and explore the balance between responsible AI use and innovation in peer review. Featuring insights from @reviewerzero_ai
ow.ly/esqS50WZnsR @PeerRevWeek #ResearchIntegrity
One of the great things about being in Boulder for now is that I can easily meet and talk to customers from both coasts, Europe, and Asia within my 12 hour work days, which I am now calling 776+ (7 AM to 7 PM, 6 days a week + the occasional Sunday) #StartupLife 😎
Great perspective by @JeffreyBrainard science.org/content/article/…
🚨New paper🚨
Open access has expanded science’s reach but also fueled the rise of "questionable" journals. Manual vetting can’t keep pace with thousands of titles and bad actors who adapt quickly. Wrong incentives too strong.
In a new Science Advances paper we ask: can AI help?
A few takeaways:
- the AI of course still makes mistakes, but we believe those mistakes are worth it
- predictions should be part of a triage system with experts. we make our predictions "interpretable", aligning with DOAJ guidelines
- But AI for integrity is here to stay
Take a look at the full paper:
- science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Paper with @liamliang011235 and @hanzhuang1990
Disclaimer: I am the founder of @reviewerzero_ai where we help scientists, publishers, RIOs, and universities prevent or investigate integrity issues.
Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
🚨 New feature announcement: AI review🚨
✔️ Structured, high-quality reviews
✔️ Replicability predictions
✔️ Journal recommendations
✔️ Built-in integrity checks (stats, citations, image duplication, and more)
✔️ Models hosted in the US, not shared, and not used for training
Daniel E. Acuna retweeted
Happy to announce Autumn is now self-hostable!
We migrated to @better_auth and @DrizzleORM so you can run it without 3rd party dependencies
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International students, and Chinese students in particular, are essential to the AI research ecosystem in the US. You can't say you support AI research in this country and then threaten to revoke Chinese students' visas.
Thrilled to officially launch @reviewerzero_ai! I'm currently on entrepreneurial leave from CU Boulder to focus on building tools that proactively safeguard research integrity. Proud of this milestone 🚀🔬 #ResearchIntegrity #TrustInScience
🚀Official launch: ReviewerZero AI!
We're proactively detecting—and correlating—research integrity issues like authorship, statistical accuracy, image duplication, and citation problems. 📚🔍
Currently in private beta—exciting updates ahead.
More → reviewerzero.ai/blog/announc…
