Aims & Scope

The primary aim of The Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Human Sciences (YZIB) is to contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge concerning the interaction between artificial intelligence technologies and human-centered disciplines.

The journal welcomes high-quality interdisciplinary research addressing the development, implementation, evaluation, and societal implications of artificial intelligence. Particular emphasis is placed on studies that establish a meaningful connection between artificial intelligence and human, social, educational, managerial, organizational, or behavioral dimensions.

The journal’s areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following topics:

  • Artificial Intelligence in Education

  • Artificial Intelligence in Natural Sciences

  • Generative Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models

  • Artificial Intelligence in Management Information Systems

  • Artificial Intelligence in Business and Management

  • Digital Transformation and Intelligent Organizations

  • Human–Artificial Intelligence Interaction

  • Human–Computer Interaction

  • Artificial Intelligence and Human Behavior

  • Machine Learning and Data Mining in Human-Centered Research

  • Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI)

  • Responsible and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

  • Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

  • Artificial Intelligence Governance and Policy

  • Social and Societal Impacts of Artificial Intelligence

  • Artificial Intelligence in Decision Support Systems

  • Artificial Intelligence in Public Services and Public Administration

  • Artificial Intelligence and Sustainability

  • Artificial Intelligence Applications in Social and Human Sciences

  • Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence Applications

YZIB also considers studies employing machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, intelligent decision support systems, data analytics, and related computational methods, provided that these studies make a clear and meaningful contribution to the journal’s human-centered or interdisciplinary focus.

Manuscripts focusing exclusively on algorithm development, software engineering, hardware systems, or computational performance, without a clear connection to the journal’s stated aims and human-centered scope, may be considered outside the scope of YZIB.