Sina Alemohammad

Corresponding author of "When AI Writes, Who Gets Cited? Evidence of Citation Monoculture Across Language Models" (arXiv 2608.19230, 2026), a twelve-round recursive citation-selection benchmark built with Denghui Zhang, Bolong Tang, Anthony Qin, Gengchen Mai, Ahmed Abbasi, Richard Baraniuk, and Zhangyang Wang.

Matters to this vault as the author of the first located study to measure what happens to citation-popularity concentration under repeated selection: real-paper citation share intensifies through dilution of the candidate pool as AI-generated papers accumulate, even as the cross-vendor "monoculture" behind the original bias collapses once the papers being judged are themselves AI-generated — extending, without fully resolving, the Petiška/Algaba/Naser citation-popularity-bias cluster into a recursive setting.

References

• claim-alemohammad-2026-recursive-citation-benchmark-dilution-concentrates-attention
• claim-alemohammad-2026-cross-vendor-citation-monoculture-collapses-under-recursion
• Capture: 10-inbox/raw/2026-09-14-does-llm-citation-popularity-bias-measurably-compound-across.md