Aims & Scope

Aims

  • To promote high-quality research on the legal, regulatory, ethical, and policy dimensions of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics.

  • To provide a scholarly platform for research examining emerging legal frameworks and regulatory approaches governing intelligent and autonomous technologies.

  • To encourage interdisciplinary research connecting law, artificial intelligence, computer science, robotics, ethics, governance, and society.

  • To support academic dialogue on emerging challenges related to AI accountability, algorithmic decision-making, automation, and autonomous systems at national and international levels.

  • To contribute to the development of effective, responsible, and adaptable legal and regulatory frameworks for emerging technologies.

Scope

The journal covers, but is not limited to:

  • Artificial intelligence and law

  • Machine learning and legal regulation

  • Robotics and autonomous systems

  • AI governance and regulatory frameworks

  • AI ethics and responsible technology

  • Data protection, privacy, and AI

  • Intellectual property and artificial intelligence

  • Cybersecurity and emerging technologies

  • Algorithmic accountability and transparency

  • AI liability and legal responsibility

  • Autonomous vehicles and intelligent systems

  • Human rights and artificial intelligence

  • Employment law and workplace automation

  • Healthcare AI and medical technology regulation

  • AI contracts and commercial law

  • Technology policy and digital governance

  • Bias, discrimination, and fairness in AI

  • Criminal law and artificial intelligence

  • International and comparative technology law

  • Emerging legal challenges in AI, ML, and robotics