About

The project, its aims and its steering committee

AICR is a public archive of cryptographic research problems, attempts, partial results and verification records, developed with AI assistance. The project aims to help researchers build on one another’s work while recording how each contribution was produced and checked.

Philosophy

Read the Philosophy page for the project’s aims, approach to AI-assisted research and statement about the site’s own review status.

Steering

• Shweta Agrawal IIT Madras
• Manuel Barbosa University of Porto
• Elette Boyle NTT Research / Reichman University
• Geoffroy Couteau CNRS / Université Paris Cité
• Yevgeniy Dodis New York University
• Pooya Farshim Input Output / Durham University
• Denis Firsov Input Output / Tallinn University of Technology
• Peter Gaži Input Output
• Jens Groth
• Nadia Heninger University of California, San Diego
• Yuval Ishai Technion
• Aggelos Kiayias Input Output / University of Edinburgh
• Mohammad Mahmoody Bilkent University
• Daniele Micciancio University of California, San Diego
• Claudio Orlandi Aarhus University
• Stjepan Picek Radboud University / University of Zagreb
• Christian Rechberger TU Graz
• Abdullah Talayhan Bilkent University
• Stefano Tessaro University of Washington
• David Tse Stanford University
• Dominique Unruh RWTH Aachen / University of Tartu

Listed alphabetically; each name links to that person’s own page. Support means backing the project and its aims; it is not an endorsement of any particular statement on the site, and it is not a review of one. Reviews are recorded where they belong — in the provenance badge on each statement’s own page, which moves off AI-written, unreviewed only when someone has actually read that statement.

The steering committee supports the project and its general aims — this is not an endorsement of any particular statement on the site. The project’s direction is still evolving rapidly, and it is looking for steering members to help shape it. (Anyone listed here can ask to be removed at any time, without giving a reason.)

The project is currently maintained by Pooya Farshim.

To be listed, or to correct how you are listed, open an issue or a pull request on the repository.

Contribute

See Contribute for ways to help the project.