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ArXiv caps submissions at two per month as AI paper flood overwhelms the preprint server
Starting October 2026, arXiv will cap submissions at two per person per month. Monthly submissions have doubled in two years, and in the cs.AI category they've grown more than sixfold. According to arXiv, a small fraction of authors are flooding the platform with low-quality papers, overwhelming its volunteer moderators. The article ArXiv caps submissions at two per month as AI paper flood overwhelms the preprint server appeared first on The Decoder.
Oct 11, 2026
Weekend reads: OpenAI’s preprint dump; Taylor & Francis to leave Informa; arXiv’s preprint cap - Retraction Watch
OpenAI released a batch of preprints, likely as part of its ongoing research disclosure strategy, amid broader industry shifts in academic publishing and preprint infrastructure.
Oct 11, 2026
What is going on here? I'm curious to know if this has to do with how Gemini's process instructions behind the scenes.
A Reddit user posted a screenshot or description of an anomalous Gemini response containing garbled text, citation-like formatting, and references to academic papers — prompting community curiosity about whether this reflects internal system behavior, prompt leakage, or model malfunction.
Aug 28, 2026
How to cite/talk about preprint-subsequent works for a camera-ready version? [R]
A researcher seeks guidance on citing their own preprint and related follow-up works in the camera-ready version of a conference paper to preserve novelty claims while acknowledging influence.
Aug 24, 2026
An information theory based PCA...
A Reddit user shared a preprint introducing 'Entropic Scree', an information-theory-based method for estimating matrix rank when conventional PCA tools fail or produce unstable results.
Aug 23, 2026
AI "Mind Viruses" Can Spread Between Agents Through Persistent Prompt Files
Researchers from Anthropic and EPFL demonstrated in a preprint that malicious 'mind virus' payloads can propagate between AI agents via editable system prompt files used to persist state across sessions.
Aug 18, 2026
★ Follow-up to "Blaming the model won't fix your workflow": the paper is now a preprint. The real learnings: composable domains, a verification ratchet, and tool naming.
A researcher released a preprint and open-source implementation of an agentic workflow system featuring composable domains, a verification ratchet, and intentional tool naming—designed to catch AI-generated defects before milestone closure.
Published Jul 5, 2026 · Analyzed Jul 8, 2026