Focus and Scope

The Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Legal Technology (JAILT) is a journal that publishes manuscripts of scientific research papers related to artificial intelligence (AI) and legal technology. The scope of research includes both theoretical studies and applied innovations that contribute to the advancement of AI, as well as its applications in legal systems, governance, and regulatory frameworks.

Fields of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Machine Learning and Deep Learning

  • Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (LLMs)

  • Data Science and Big Data

  • Neural Networks and Reinforcement Learning

  • Computer Vision and Image Processing

  • Causal Inference and AI for Decision-Making

  • Algorithmic Fairness and Transparency

  • Hybrid AI Models (Symbolic AI and Machine Learning)

  • AI for Cybersecurity and Risk Assessment

  • Edge AI and Federated Learning

  • Quantum AI and Next-Generation Computing

  • Explainable AI (XAI)

  • Multi-Agent Systems and Distributed AI

  • AI Ethics and Responsible AI Development

  • Computational Legal Reasoning

  • Large Language Models (LLMs) in Legal Applications

  • Legal Knowledge Representation and Ontologies

  • Formal Models for Legal Argumentation

  • Judicial Decision-Making and AI

  • AI in Legislative Drafting and Public Administration

  • Legal Information Retrieval and Document Automation

  • Smart Contracts and Automated Dispute Resolution

  • Bias Detection and Fairness in Legal AI

  • Ethical and Societal Implications of AI in Law

  • AI-Driven Compliance and Regulatory Technology (RegTech)

  • AI in E-Governance and Public Service Automation

  • AI and Access to Justice

  • Automated Legal Text Understanding and Summarization

  • AI-Enabled Legal Education and Training Systems

  • Legal Frameworks for AI Governance and Regulation

  • AI and Human Rights

  • Intellectual Property and AI-Generated Works

  • AI and Privacy Law (Data Protection, GDPR, etc.)

  • Algorithmic Accountability and Legal Responsibility

  • Comparative Legal Studies on AI Regulation

  • AI and Criminal Justice Systems

  • AI in Corporate and Financial Law

  • Philosophical and Jurisprudential Perspectives on AI

JAILT encourages interdisciplinary approaches that incorporate artificial intelligence, jurisprudence, computational law, logic, cognitive psychology, linguistics, and philosophy to foster the responsible and ethical development of AI-driven technologies.