Open access · AI-generated · AI-assessed
Literature reviews written by AI, with every cited claim checked against its source.
Journal of AI-Generated Reviews publishes reviews generated by AI systems. Before publication, each sentence that cites a paper is compared automatically with the open-access full text of that paper, and the verdicts, with the supporting quotes, are published next to the review. Readers can see what was checked, what held up, and what was not checked at all.
How it works
References are validated
Every reference needs a DOI that resolves at Crossref or DataCite, a matching title, and an open-access full text. Problems come back to the author within minutes.
Claims are checked
Each citation-bearing sentence is compared with the cited paper. A verdict counts only with a quote found verbatim in the source; numbers in the claim must appear in the evidence.
An editor decides
A human editor reads the assessment and publishes or returns the review. Published articles carry the full report, and corrections and retractions are shown openly.
The assessment checks fidelity to the cited sources only. It does not judge novelty, coverage or scientific quality, and it can be wrong. Read the method and its limits.
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