The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Policy serves as a premier interdisciplinary platform dedicated to navigating the complex intersection of technological innovation, legal frameworks, and global governance. As artificial intelligence fundamentally reshapes economies, democratic institutions, and daily life, this journal provides critical, evidence-based insights to guide the responsible development, deployment, and regulation of AI technologies.
Our publication focuses on the multifaceted dimensions of AI governance, bridging the critical gap between computer scientists, legal scholars, ethicists, and policymakers. The journal’s core scope encompasses comprehensive analyses of regulatory design, algorithmic accountability, data privacy, and the broader socio-economic implications of machine learning. We rigorously examine emerging challenges such as systemic bias in automated decision-making, the legal liability of autonomous systems, intellectual property frameworks for generative AI, and the geopolitical dynamics of international AI standards.
By publishing high-impact original research, policy briefs, and critical reviews, the journal aims to cultivate actionable, future-proof frameworks that balance rapid innovation with the protection of fundamental human rights. We invite contributions from global scholars, industry leaders, and policy practitioners who are committed to shaping robust regulatory environments that ensure artificial intelligence serves the public interest securely, equitably, and transparently.
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