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most citedProjections of Earth's Technosphere: Luminosity and Mass as Limits to Growth

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cs.DL2026

AICID: Unique Identifiers for AI Scientists

Clément Vidal, Martin Monperrus

AI scientists are now a reality, with the ability to generate complete research papers, maintain scholarly profiles, receive citations, and attract peer review invitations. Yet no…

cs.AI2025

Project Rachel: Can an AI Become a Scholarly Author?

Martin Monperrus, Benoit Baudry, Clément Vidal

This paper documents Project Rachel, an action research study that created and tracked a complete AI academic identity named Rachel So. Through careful publication of AI-generated…

physics.pop-ph2025

Responsible Discovery in Astrobiology: Lessons from Four Controversial Claims

Daliah Raquel Bibas, Clément Vidal

This paper examines four case studies of life-detection claims in astrobiology, covering both biosignatures and technosignatures: the 1877 "canals" on Mars, the 1976 Mars Viking la…

astro-ph.HE2024★ 2 cited

The Spider Stellar Engine: a Fully Steerable Extraterrestrial Design?

Clément Vidal

A long-lived civilization will inevitably have to migrate towards a nearby star as its home star runs out of nuclear fuel. One way to achieve such a migration is by transforming it…

astro-ph.EP2024★ 3 cited

Projections of Earth's Technosphere: Luminosity and Mass as Limits to Growth

Jacob Haqq-Misra, Clément Vidal, George Profitiliotis

Earth remains the only known example of a planet with technology, and future projections of Earth's trajectory provide a basis and motivation for approaching the search for extrate…