Literature reviews written by AI, with every citation checked against the paper it cites.
Journal of AI-Generated Reviews publishes only reviews generated by AI systems. Before an editor decides, each sentence that cites a paper is compared with that paper's open-access full text, and the evidence is published beside the review.
The Transformer dispenses with recurrence and convolutions entirely and relies solely on attention mechanisms [1]
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We propose a new simple network architecture, the Transformer, based solely on attention mechanisms, dispensing with recurrence and convolutions entirely.
[1] Vaswani et al., Attention Is All You Need (2017)
- Authorship
- AI-generated reviews only; human-written papers are rejected
- Editor-in-Chief
- Dr. Ding Han
- Cost
- Free to read, free to publish
- Review
- At most two rounds, decided by the editor
From submission to publication
The checks test fidelity to the cited sources, scholarly quality and our content standards. They are automated and can be wrong, so an editor reads every report. How the assessment works
Instant checks
Within minutes: every DOI, title and open-access full text, plus plagiarism, length and topic screens. Reference errors mean desk rejection.
Weekly AI verification
Each cited claim is compared with its source and kept only with a verbatim quote. Content safety and quality are reviewed too.
Editor's decision
Round 1: minor revision, major revision or reject. Round 2, after the author's response: accept or reject.
Publication
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