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Issue #01 · 2026-04-11 · Read the full brief →

7,406 new AI/ML papers on arXiv in March 2026 — the highest monthly value in our 24-month window. +79% vs April 2024, +27.5% year-over-year. [arxiv-ai-velocity v0.1]
arXiv AI research velocity — monthly submissions to cs.AI or cs.LG, trailing 24 months. April 2024: 4,130 papers. March 2026: 7,406 papers.

Source: arXiv API. Query: (cat:cs.AI OR cat:cs.LG) AND submittedDate:[month]. Raw CSV · Methodology

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