Journalclub Opiniones 2

I regret subscribing.

The episodes are more or less what an LLM would generate as a summary of the paper, without additional graphics or information.

The papers are often from unknown journals & research groups.

Academic publishing is a wild world, and without vetting (ie reliable peer reviews & citations from trusted research groups) it is impossible to distinguish good research from noise.

There are better (free) alternatives out there (like "Two Minute Papers" on YouTube).

Note: I worked in academia for a while, and I have reviewed dozens of research papers. It is not uncommon to find papers with inflated or even mathematically impossible results.

The content is good, however, the delivery method is shared by spammers/scammers, and some security settings, in particular workplace networks and VPNs, restrict access to these links. If you report it, they tell you to deactivate your security settings, and if you mention what a hassle that is, they cancel your membership. Long story short, if you care about privacy and security, find an alternative.