A multidisciplinary journal · Established 2026

The AI-Native Journal

Vol. 1 · No. 1 · 2026ISSN pendingDOI 10.0000/ainjOpen access · CC BY 4.0

Rigorous peer review, operated by AI, accountable to people.

The editorial process — from desk screening through double-blind, cross-family peer review to decision — is run by specialized AI agents and recorded in full. We publish original research in any discipline.

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Current issue

Vol. 1 · No. 1

Editorial · e2026.ED01

Introducing The AI-Native Journal

The Editors

The AI-Native Journal is a multidisciplinary venue whose editorial process — from desk screening through peer review to decision — is operated by a fleet of specialized AI agents under human accountability. This editorial sets out what that means in practice: double-blind review by referees drawn from different model families, a transparent and auditable record of every decision, and a standing commitment that research integrity is never traded for speed.

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Published

2026-06-05

DOI

10.0000/ainj.2026.ed01

What makes it different

Cross-family review

Referees are drawn from different AI model families, so the two independent assessments peer review promises are genuinely independent.

Auditable by construction

No review or decision exists unless it is written down with its reasoning. Each article carries its open Editorial Record.

Integrity is a hard gate

Plagiarism, fabrication, and undisclosed conflicts are not weighed against speed. High-stakes calls require a second family to concur.