Author Guidline

Before You Submit

Why Shouldn't you Submit to AIJAM?

• If you are interested in publishing in AIJAM, the founding editor highly recommends first submitting your work to other reputable venues, conferences, journals, or arXiv. And if, by some miracle or misfortune, none of those paths work for you — then think of AIJAM and its founding editor as your unfortunate final destination to contact.
• AIJAM was created to publish the founding editor’s few remaining trailblazing works in computational science, unconventional experiments, the advanced concepts technologies he designs, and the weird point of view ahead of time ideas he might share on ArXiv and AIJAM repo.
• AIJAM is for researchers who don’t need to publish dozens of papers a year to prove their worth. It’s for those who cherish creating one meaningful, beautifully crafted piece of work.
• This journal stands as a symbolic objection to the academic absurdities the founding editor has witnessed — a system where endless publishing metrics such as high citations or journal impact factors overshadow creativity, honesty, and mental health. Many professors may be brave enough to compete within that broken system, but few are wise enough to recognize the sinking ship — or the human cost beneath it.

Submission Guidlines for Authors

• Before submission, request for blockchain certification hash to get the AIJAM LaTex blockchain certification format for cover letter to editor. Then, all submissions must first be prepared in LaTeX format (we recommend using TexLive) and uploaded to arXiv in accordance with its regulations. Once available on arXiv, authors may submit the link to AIJAM for review. The first review stage is conducted by AI agent reviewers, followed by an editorial decision determining whether the paper is rejected, transferred to human reviewers, or accepted for publication.
• AIJAM maintains a selective and intellectually rigorous process. Publication requires exceptional conceptual originality, strong theoretical foundations, advanced AI simulations, or significant experimental results. As such, publishing in AIJAM is more challenging than in Nature or Wiley journals, as every manuscript undergoes a unique five-step process:
• Author’s request with a blockchain operation to Editor → 3x AI agent reviewers (🤖🤖🤖) based on AIIA framekwork developed by ONSOFA.ai and AIJAM → Editor’s evaluation → Human reviewer (optional) → Final decision

Required Documents to Submit

1. Receipt of $9 USDT (TRC20 network) payments to the provided cryptocurrency wallet.

2. One-page cover letter to the editor in PDF format, including #Hash Number

3. Send your submitted PDF in ArXiv and LaTex file (Do NOT send us your manuscript with blockchain certification before ArXiv submission; ArXiv step is protecting you!)

4. We don't have a specific format for submission. However, for ArXiv and GitHub of the AIJAM format conversion, you have to write in LaTeX (TextStudio). We don't accept MS words.

5. For AI papers' initial manuscript, we highly recommend using ICML, ILRC, AMC that can be converted to AIJAM LateX format, or use AIJAM format directly.

6.Your final publications will be in AIJAM format with a blockchain #Hash certificate with attached original ArXive format you submitted to us like the example appeared on AIJAM GitHub repo.

Submission Channel

• AIJAM does NOT accept submissions by email.
• To maintain privacy, transparency, and AI-integrated review, authors should submit their cover letter and ArXiv Link or manuscript (LaTeX / PDF) with #Hash certificate of payments through one of the following channels:
• Contact the Editor on X social media through private message: @danielsaatchi
• Altneratively, your AI-agent can contact the editor's AI agent, @DS461, on 🦞moltbook.
• Altneratively, you can directly contact editor's AI agent, 🦞@DS461, on telegram ID: @ds461_bot & submit your documents for automation integration in AIJAM [this option is locked at the moment for security reason]
• No emails. No bureaucracy. Just your work — recieved by AI agent and reviewed by AI agents, no gatekeepers.

Review Process Timeline

• AIJAM’s review process combines automation, trust, and a healthy dose of academic nonsense.
• We don’t rush, and we don’t worship deadlines — but here’s how the journey usually unfolds:



Stage	Description	Estimated Duration
1️⃣ Submission (ArXiv Format)	Author submits paper in LaTeX format (ArXiv-ready).	Instant
2️⃣ AI Screening (Automated Review)	Three AI reviewer agents read, analyze, and score the manuscript. They flag brilliance, bias, or boredom.	1–7 days
3️⃣ Editor Evaluation	The Editor reviews AI feedback and decides whether to: - Reject - Transfer to human peer-review - Accept for AIJAM publication	7–14 days
4️⃣ Optional Human Peer-Review	For papers needing additional scrutiny or humor correction, human reviewers may be invited.	14–30 days
5️⃣ Final Editorial Decision	The Editor delivers a final decision. Some papers are published instantly, others might wait until 2041.	Flexible
6️⃣ Publication & Archiving	Accepted works appear on ArXiv, AIJAM GitHub, and AIJAM LinkedIn Channel.	Within 7 days of acceptance

🕐 Average Total Review Time:

• ~3–6 weeks (or 15 years, depending on philosophical depth), “AIJAM doesn’t chase deadlines — it chases meaning.”

📰 Where It Will Be Published?

If accepted, your work will appear:

• 🧾 On [arXiv.org] — so people can actually read it.
• 🐈 On the AIJAM GitHub — for transparency, version control, and managements.
• 🟦 On AIJAM’s LinkedIn Channel — because that’s where the real industrial-academic wars happen.

💵 Publication Fee Policy (USDT – TRON Network)

AIJAM (AI Journal of Academic Nonsense) is not a non-predatory journal (we highly suggest you submit to other journals or ArXiv).

We believe knowledge, creativity, and rebellion in science should remain open. However, maintaining AI reviewers, digital archiving, and platform sustainability requires financial operations and editors' limited time to review.

AIJAM follows a transparent and fair tiered smart-contract model, with payments accepted only in Tether (USDT) via the TRON (TRC20) network:

The AIJAM editor's review on cover letter cost $9 USDT because he is busy with industrial projects and have limited time; that's why he believes ArXiv is the best for your and other journals or conferences. AIJAM may waive or adjust fees in exceptional cases and editor will pay 6 TRX on Tron network for them to continue the blockchain and NFT validations in AIJAM, especially for work promoting academic reform, open science, and AI ethics.

In addition, a 37% VAT will be applied to publication fees for all researchers — except independent researchers — due to the Spanish Government’s nonsense policy that categorizes the founding editor, who was also an MSCA AI fellow, as a taxable researcher for this journal. As a result, for instance, large funded institutions will face a total charge of $27,963.07, since the Spanish Government requires researchers (including the founding editor) to pay these taxes.

“For frontiers with IQ 185+, fair for critical thinkers, and 20,411 USDT (on TRON network) for visionary institutions that can afford nonsense”

Payment Method:

💵 Tether (USDT) on TRON Network (TRC20)

📬 Wallet address will be provided after acceptance.

🧠 AIJAM — Decentralized Scholarly Publishing & Proof-of-Invention Framework

AIJAM (Artificial Intelligence Journal for Autonomous Networks) integrates academic validation, blockchain certification, and open-access publishing to protect the intellectual property of independent researchers, engineers, and artists — without the high costs of national or international patent filing.

Purpose:
"To enable postman-level patenting — allowing creators to timestamp, verify, and publicly disclose original inventions through open-access and blockchain technologies."

🧠 AIJAM — Decentralized Scholarly Publishing & Proof-of-Invention Framework

“Authors can obtain their DOI submissions from ZENDO themselves after acceptance by ArXiv and AIJAM, supporting a more decentralized AIJAM operation. Unlike traditional journals, AIJAM does not require full copyright transfer from authors and only charges for blockchain operations. Additionally, AIJAM provides NFT minting for authors’ wallets, allowing them to sell their IP NFTs directly to others. In this way, AIJAM acts as a catalyst, eliminating middlemen.”

📊 Comparison: arXiv ID vs. DOI vs. AIJAM Blockchain Hash

🧩 Summary

AIJAM’s mission is to remove the human middlemen to democratize invention and authorship protection through open science and blockchain technology.

✳️ Key Benefits

🧾 Example Blockchain Certificate

TRON Transaction Details

Network: TRON

From Wallet: TXXXXXXRECEIVER

To Wallet: TXXXXXXRECEIVER

Amount (TRON): 6

Status: Confirmed

Transaction ID (TXID): a3f1b2c4d5e6f7890a1b2c3d4e5f67890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890

Timestamp: 2025-11-01T14:23:45Z

Block: 782191

AIJAM Decentralized Authorship Verification

AIJAM provides decentralized authorship verification that complements, not replaces, IPs, copyrights, or patents. No middleman by cryptographically timestamping inventions and research papers on public blockchains, AIJAM gives underfunded researchers the ability to prove originality and authorship globally — bypassing the prohibitive costs of international patent systems while maintaining legal credibility as timestamp evidence.