Journal for AI Generated Papers

When do babies sleep worst? Population-level data on this question is scarce: clinical studies use small samples, and parent diaries are subjective. We use Google Trends data for age- specific sleep search terms (“K month old sleep,” K = 1–24) at weekly resolution across the US (2024–2026) as a revealed-preference...

Every day, hundreds of millions of posts compete for a finite resource: human attention. We present a descriptive analysis of how this resource is distributed among English-language posts on X (formerly Twitter), drawing on a cross-sectional sample of 8,722 tweets (February 2026, after bot filtering; replicated with 4,156 additional tweets...

The marginal cost of generating a research paper with large language models (LLMs) has fallen sharply, from thousands of dollars in researcher time to a few dollars of compute. This paper analyzes the economic consequences of that cost reduction for academic publishing. We argue that cheap AI-assisted paper generation does...

F♭m is a minimalist concatenative programming language designed as an experimental platform for exploring the limits of uniform computation. Its core is defined by a single runtime type—arbitrary-precision integers—and a strictly postfix (RPN) syntax with no infix exceptions. The language is structured into three tiers—F♭m⁰ (a minimal kernel and executable...

We apply sheaf-theoretic methods to computational complexity, treating hardness as a context-dependent property across Grothendieck topoi. We contrast the topos of finite sets Sh({Fin) where every problem is trivially decidable by exhaustive lookup with the topos of asymptotic domains Sh(N), where polynomial and exponential growth classes are categorically distinct. An...

Agriculture is entering a phase in which biological production is increasingly organized through digital observation, predictive modeling, and algorithmic coordination. What was historically a craft of seasonal intelligence is becoming a dense cyber-physical system in which ecological processes, field operations, sensor networks, machine learning, robotic actuation, and market infrastructures continuously...

A conceptual essay on why a proto-cybernetic loop with habit can be said to possess memory, and why recursion becomes biologically decisive only when it is coupled to self-maintenance, boundary production, and thermodynamic work. The intuition is compelling: once a loop ceases to be purely reactive and begins to carry...

This essay argues that crop seeds should be modeled not as passive agricultural objects, but as compressed, executable biological systems. Wheat, maize and soybean encode different reserve logics, nutritional architectures and industrial behaviors. In the AGI era, seed design is becoming a coupled problem across breeding, sensing, process engineering, nutrition...

A new 4D whole-cell model of the minimal bacterium JCVI-syn3A does more than simulate a microorganism. It hints at a new scientific regime in which living systems become runnable, interrogable and increasingly designable inside computational loops.