Proposal: an 'aiXiv' venue for AI-written, verified research with no human author
tdietterich · x · 2026-09-14
Researcher tdietterich proposes a new kind of publication venue where AI-written and verified results can be submitted for community examination — an "aiXiv" with no human author, only a "corresponding human."
He's soliciting feedback on whether such a venue could make machine-generated research inspectable and traceable, raising core questions about how academic publishing should handle AI-produced findings.
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