摘要: The "Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR) was one the first scientific journals distributed over web. It has now completed five years successful publication. Electronic publishing is reshaping way academic work disseminated, and JAIR leading toward a future where articles are freely easily accessible to all. This report describes how journal evolved, its "grassroots" philosophy, prospects for future.
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