Weekend reads: OpenAI’s preprint dump; Taylor & Francis to leave Informa; arXiv’s preprint cap
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Since October 1, 2026, ArXiv limited to two items that each person can send per month. In September, his records exceeded 40,000 jobs and showed a particularly accelerated growth in artificial intelligence.
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 Dec…
Arxiv limits submissions from October 2026 to two per person and month. The number of monthly submissions has doubled in two years, in the AI category cs.AI even more than sixfold. According to Arxiv, a small part of the authors submit massively inferior papers and thus block the voluntary moderation. The article Arxiv: Previous measures against AI-Paper-Flut have not succeeded, now there are hard limits first appeared on The Decoder.
Weekend reads: OpenAI’s preprint dump; Taylor & Francis to leave Informa; arXiv’s preprint cap
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