Open-access journal AI Horizons looks to expand the outlook of artificial intelligence
Shiyi Chen, the journal’s editor-in-chief, shares his views The post Open-access journal AI Horizons looks to expand the outlook of artificial intelligence appeared first on Physics World .
IOP Publishing has launched a new open-access journal named AI Horizons, focused on artificial intelligence (AI) research. The journal, in collaboration with the Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT) in Ningbo, the Zhejiang Association for Science and Technology, and the World Association of Young Scientists, aims to bridge the gap between AI advancements in science and engineering.
Its editor-in-chief, Shiyi Chen, who has extensive experience in AI and computational fluid dynamics, discusses the growing impact of AI in scientific research and the journal's unique contributions.
Chen highlights how AI is transforming the way we handle data and develop scientific models, enabling the discovery of patterns and exploration of complex problems. He is particularly interested in AI applications for engineering and industrial challenges, such as turbulence and complex fluid flows, where AI can enhance simulations and improve engineering design.
The journal seeks to publish high-quality papers that advance scientific understanding and engineering practice through AI, covering topics like spatiotemporal intelligence, embodied AI, and quantum intelligence.
AI Horizons emphasizes the importance of openness and accessibility, ensuring that researchers without funding barriers can access the content freely. Chen envisions the journal fostering interdisciplinary collaborations by bridging AI with other scientific fields. The journal aims to provide alternative publishing formats, such as interactive content, to facilitate the verification and reproduction of AI research results.
Additionally, Chen anticipates that AI Horizons will become a trusted platform for cutting-edge AI research, leading to fruitful collaborations between AI experts and researchers in various scientific domains.
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