NeurIPS 2020 Changes to Paper Submission Process

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My thoughts on the changes to the paper submission process for NeurIPS 2020.

The main new changes are:
1. ACs can desk reject papers
2. All authors have to be able to review if asked
3. Resubmissions from other conferences must be marked and a summary of changes since the last submission must be provided
4. Borader societal / ethical impact must be discussed
5. Upon acceptance, all papers must link to an explanatory video and the PDFs for slides and poster

https://neurips.cc/Conferences/2020/CallForPapers
https://youtu.be/361h6lHZGDg

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