Aim & Scope
AI Governance and Society Journal (AIGSJ) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal on how artificial intelligence is governed and how it reshapes the societies that adopt it. We publish work on regulation, accountability, transparency, bias, privacy, intellectual property and misinformation, and on the institutions that are trying, often in real time, to keep up with fast-moving systems such as generative AI.
The journal is deliberately multidisciplinary. Lawyers, political scientists, computer scientists, ethicists and practitioners all write for it, and we value papers that move between theory and practice: an empirical study of how a rule is actually applied is as welcome as a new governance framework, provided it helps readers understand what works and why.
Scope
We welcome original research articles, reviews, short communications and case-based studies in areas including:
- AI regulation, standards and policy design
- Accountability, transparency and explainability requirements
- Algorithmic bias, fairness and non-discrimination
- Privacy, data protection and surveillance
- Generative AI, misinformation and the information ecosystem
- Public participation and multi-stakeholder governance
- AI in public administration and democratic institutions
- Comparative and international approaches to AI governance
Not sure whether your manuscript fits? Write to galaxiauniverse1986@gmail.com with a short summary before you submit and the editors will tell you.
