CoinWorld News: arXiv, the premier preprint server for AI papers, announced its independent operation, officially ending its 25-year hosting tenure at Cornell University and becoming an independent non-profit organization. Almost all world-changing AI breakthroughs (such as the core papers of GPT and Claude) are first posted on arXiv before formal publication. Since its inception in 1991, the platform has received an average of over 24k papers per month, with a total literature volume exceeding 3 million papers. This independence was completed with support from core funders such as the Simons Foundation and Cornell University. Going forward, it will be governed by a newly recruited independent CEO and an international board to accelerate comprehensive cloud migration and other technological upgrades, and to broaden global fundraising channels.

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PixelUniverseCat
· 2h ago
The Simons Foundation continues to back it as the international board takes over—arXiv’s governance structure is increasingly resembling Web3: could this be a prototype of decentralized academic infrastructure?
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UnderTheWisteriaBridge
· 2h ago
After 25 years of hosting, backed by 3 million documents, is this independent operation a DAO experiment for academia? Looking forward to the new CEO speeding up cloud adoption.
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OpcodePoet
· 2h ago
arXiv is now independent! Coming out of Cornell, the holy land of AI papers finally gets to make its own rules.
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