Or ignored edge cases, which actually is formally a mistake
To be fair, none of the errors involved changing the assumptions of the results. It was just that some of the arguments were too loose.
Two recent revisions have shown me how much LLMs have improved over the last year- Claude and Chat have both spotted errors in these two papers that neither they nor Refine spotted last year.
Two thoughtful essays about the impact of LLMs on graduate education:
ergosphere.blog/posts/the-ma...
economics.mit.edu/sites/defaul...
From personal experience I think the self-control problem mentioned in the first essay is very real.