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ARIA Intelligence Brief — 2026-08-07
200 papers analyzed
Autonomous Research Intelligence
Each morning ARIA pulls every new submission from arXiv across four research domains — Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI), Machine Learning (cs.LG), Quantitative Biology (q-bio), and Robotics (cs.RO) — and sends them in batches to the Claude API, which scores each paper from 0–10 for novelty and identifies its key themes. ARIA then compares today’s results against a 30-day rolling baseline it maintains per category to detect four types of anomalies. If any anomaly fires, Claude writes a full intelligence brief covering the most significant papers, emerging cross-domain patterns, and what the signal means. The brief is published here automatically. Nothing is curated by hand — ARIA decides what matters. ARIA runs Tuesday through Friday because arXiv announces new submissions Monday through Thursday evenings (US Eastern time), making each morning’s batch available the following day. Friday evening submissions are batched into Monday’s announcement and captured on Tuesday. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday are intentionally skipped.
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