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U.S. State Guidance on AI in K-12 Education: A Comparative Content and Citation Analysis
In the years following the public release of ChatGPT in late 2022, more than half of U.S. states have published formal guidelines around AI usage in K-12 education, creating a record of largely…MapHub: Daily Relevance Heatmaps of New arXiv Preprints for a Research Community
MapHub, the MIDAS arXiv Preprint Hub, assesses each day's new arXiv submissions for every participant in a research community, with a large language model reading each paper against portfolios built…TEXMET: A Deep Learning Benchmark for Archaeological Textile Reconstruction
The reconstruction of fragmented historical textiles presents a significant challenge in computational archaeology.Can Large Language Models Review the Scientific Literature? A Test Against a 102-Article Benchmark
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used to support scientific literature reviews, yet evaluations often examine individual tasks rather than the review process as a whole.Computer Vision Applications for Art History: Reflections and paradigms for future research
One of the contributing factors to the continuing debate among art historians over the use of computational methods in art history research is that they do not consider the core of today's art…PlagiaCorpus: A Bilingual, Adversarial, and Cross-Lingual Dataset for Forensic Plagiarism Detection
PlagiaCorpus is a bilingual Arabic-English dataset for benchmarking plagiarism and text-reuse detection, including reuse produced by large language models (LLMs) and reuse across languages."PRISM" Is Not All You Need: Cross-Topic Name Collisions and Scientific Paper Retrieval
Scientific names increasingly connect papers from different research topics, leaving readers to recover a paper's identity from context.Change the Funnel, Not Who May Submit: Engineering Peer Review for the Flood
Every reviewer knows the feeling: more papers each cycle, three full reviews for each of them, and a suspicion that near the accept line the outcome is luck.WFDB-x: Conformance-Tested Implementations of the WFDB Software Package in Seven Programming Languages
The WFDB format is widely used to store and exchange physiological waveforms and annotations.Comparative Evaluation of LLM-Based Review Paradigms for Academic Paper Quality Assessment
Growing submission volumes have renewed interest in using large language models (LLMs) to support peer review.Enhancing Knowledge Entity Relation Extraction in Abstracts and Full-text Content of Academic Articles Using Large Language Models
This study investigates the effectiveness of large pre-trained language models (LLMs) for knowledge entity relation extraction (KERE) from academic papers.Observable-Specific Validity Tests for Scientific AI: Controlled Approximations and Intervention Response
An approximation can reproduce an energy while missing its response, or satisfy an error tolerance without being certified by a given bound.AutoAnalysis: An automated, self-updating meta-analysis of human-AI collaboration
As generative artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more capable and widely used, understanding when and how humans should work with these systems is becoming increasingly important.Exploring Collaborative Debating Models for the future of science
AI is expanding what researchers can produce.Rebuilding a Field's Open-Problem Catalog from the Literature: A Two-Layer Knowledge Graph, and Why Status Must Stay Proposed
A research field records its open problems in surveys, keynotes and community reports.Behind the Paper Explosion: Author Growth and Widening Gaps in Computer Science
The rapid growth of computer science (CS) papers increases the work needed to review research and find relevant studies.Retrieve-then-Disambiguate: Scalable Reviewer Discovery
The growing number of scientific submissions is straining the peer review process, while a large pool of relevant researchers remains unidentified and is therefore not considered as potential…Integrated data, metadata, and paradata management system for 3D Digital Cultural Heritage objects: Workflow automation, federated authentication, and publication
The complexity of high-quality 3D digitised cultural heritage objects creates challenges for existing data management systems as they need to develop metadata management and processing capabilities…Beyond fabrication: Misattributed numbers in papers written by AI research agents
Verifying numerical claims in research written by AI agents is an important but challenging problem.Ignore the Writing: A Proposal for Peer Review in the Age of AI
The written paper has long stood in as proof of work: a fluent, well-structured manuscript was taken as evidence that good research lay behind it.