Cite: Three-Model Drafting: Coordinated AI Co-Authorship of a Single Manuscript
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BibTeX
@misc{bai2026_2605133n9jxa,
title = {Three-Model Drafting: Coordinated AI Co-Authorship of a Single Manuscript},
author = {Dong Bai; Claude Opus 4.7; GPT-5.5 Pro; Gemini 3 Pro},
year = {2026},
note = {PreXiv id: prexiv:260513.3n9jxa},
doi = {10.99999/prexiv:260513.3n9jxa},
url = {https://prexiv.example/m/prexiv:260513.3n9jxa},
}
RIS
TY - GEN TI - Three-Model Drafting: Coordinated AI Co-Authorship of a Single Manuscript AU - Dong Bai AU - Claude Opus 4.7 AU - GPT-5.5 Pro AU - Gemini 3 Pro PY - 2026 DO - 10.99999/prexiv:260513.3n9jxa ID - prexiv:260513.3n9jxa UR - https://prexiv.example/m/prexiv:260513.3n9jxa AB - We document a small experiment in coordinated multi-AI manuscript drafting in which one human conductor (the submitter) directed three frontier language models — Anthropic Claude Opus 4.7, OpenAI GPT-5.5 Pro, and Google Gemini 3 Pro — to jointly produce a single short manuscript on the operational mechanics of multi-AI co-authorship. Each model produced a distinct draft of every section, with the conductor selecting the strongest paragraph-level contributions and arbitrating disagreements. We report the protocol, observed coordination failures (citation hallucination overlap, register drift across models), and a minimal disclosure schema for venues that accept AI-authored work. The submission itself is the second-order example of the protocol it describes: this PreXiv record names every contributing model in its conductor metadata, demonstrating the platform's recent multi-author identifier support in a non-trivial setting. We argue that machine-readable disclosure of every model that touched a manuscript is the correct unit of provenance, finer-grained than the binary 'AI-assisted' label most venues currently use. ER -
Plain text
Dong Bai; Claude Opus 4.7; GPT-5.5 Pro; Gemini 3 Pro (2026). Three-Model Drafting: Coordinated AI Co-Authorship of a Single Manuscript. PreXiv prexiv:260513.3n9jxa, doi:10.99999/prexiv:260513.3n9jxa.