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The International Journal on Artificial Intelligence and Prompt Engineering publishes original scholarly manuscripts in the fields of artificial intelligence, prompt engineering, generative AI, large language models, multimodal AI systems, and human–AI interaction. The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, experimental, technical, and applied studies that contribute to the development of systematic, transparent, reproducible, and ethical approaches to prompt design and AI interaction.

Types of Manuscripts

The journal accepts the following types of manuscripts:

  1. Original research articles

  2. Conceptual and theoretical articles

  3. Experimental studies on prompt design and AI performance

  4. Applied studies on artificial intelligence and prompt engineering

  5. Evaluation studies of AI systems and prompt strategies

  6. Case studies related to generative AI implementation

  7. Ethical, legal, and policy analysis articles

  8. Interdisciplinary studies on human–AI interaction

General Requirements

Submitted manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by another journal or publication outlet. The manuscript must be written in clear academic English and should present a strong contribution to artificial intelligence and prompt engineering.

Authors must ensure that the manuscript is free from plagiarism, duplicate publication, data fabrication, data falsification, and misleading claims. Any use of datasets, prompts, AI tools, code, model outputs, or generated content must be clearly explained and properly acknowledged.

Manuscript Structure

The manuscript should generally include the following sections:

Title
The title should be concise, specific, and clearly reflect the main focus of the study.

Author Information
Authors must provide full name, institutional affiliation, email address, and ORCID ID where available.

Abstract
The abstract should summarize the background, objective, research approach, main findings, and contribution of the study. The abstract should be written in one paragraph and should not contain citations.

Keywords
Authors should provide 3–6 keywords that represent the main topic of the manuscript.

Introduction
The introduction should explain the background of the study, research gap, problem statement, objective, novelty, and contribution to artificial intelligence and prompt engineering.

Literature Review
This section should discuss relevant theories, previous studies, concepts, and developments related to artificial intelligence, prompt engineering, generative AI, large language models, multimodal systems, or human–AI interaction.

Research Design and Analytical Procedure
This section should clearly describe the research approach, data sources, AI system or model used, prompt design, prompt testing process, evaluation criteria, instruments, and data analysis procedures. For studies involving AI outputs, authors should explain how prompts were developed, tested, compared, and evaluated.

Results
The results should be presented clearly and systematically. Tables, figures, charts, prompt examples, model responses, or performance metrics may be used when relevant.

Discussion
The discussion should interpret the findings, relate them to previous studies and theories, explain their implications, and highlight their contribution to prompt engineering and AI system development.

Conclusion
The conclusion should summarize the main findings, scholarly contribution, practical implications, limitations, and recommendations for future research.

Acknowledgment
Authors may acknowledge individuals, institutions, or organizations that supported the research.

Funding Statement
Authors must disclose all sources of funding or state that no funding was received.

Conflict of Interest Statement
Authors must declare any potential conflict of interest. If there is no conflict, authors should state: “The authors declare no conflict of interest.”

AI Use Disclosure
Authors must disclose the use of artificial intelligence tools when such tools are used in writing, coding, prompt testing, data processing, image generation, or content production.

References
All cited sources must be listed in the reference section. References must be accurate, complete, and consistent with APA 7th edition style.

Formatting Guidelines

Manuscripts should follow these formatting requirements:

  1. Manuscript length: 5,000–8,000 words, including references

  2. File format: Microsoft Word document

  3. Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt

  4. Spacing: 1.5 line spacing

  5. Paper size: A4

  6. Margins: 2.5 cm on all sides

  7. Citation style: APA 7th edition

  8. Tables and figures must be numbered consecutively

  9. Tables and figures must have clear titles

  10. Figures must be high quality and readable

  11. Foreign terms, model names, and technical terms must be written consistently

Prompt and AI System Reporting

For manuscripts involving prompt engineering, authors should clearly report:

  1. The AI model or system used

  2. The type and version of the AI system where available

  3. The prompt design strategy

  4. The prompt testing process

  5. The number of prompt trials or iterations

  6. The evaluation criteria

  7. The dataset or input materials used

  8. Examples of prompts and AI outputs where relevant

  9. Limitations of the AI system or prompt design

  10. Steps taken to support reproducibility

Ethical Requirements

Authors must follow ethical standards in conducting and reporting research. Studies involving human participants, user interaction data, digital records, AI-generated content, prompt datasets, or automated decision-making systems must respect privacy, consent, confidentiality, transparency, and responsible data use.

AI tools must not be listed as authors. Authors remain fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, validity, and ethical integrity of the manuscript.

Similarity and Plagiarism Screening

All manuscripts may be checked using similarity detection software. Manuscripts with plagiarism, excessive similarity, duplicate publication, or improper citation may be rejected before or during the review process.

Submission Process

Authors should submit manuscripts through the journal’s online submission system. Before submission, authors must ensure that:

  1. The manuscript follows the journal template

  2. The manuscript has not been published or submitted elsewhere

  3. All author information is complete and accurate

  4. The abstract and keywords are included

  5. Tables and figures are properly numbered and titled

  6. References follow APA 7th edition style

  7. Ethical statements are included where applicable

  8. AI use disclosure is included where relevant

  9. Conflict of interest and funding statements are provided

Peer Review Process

Submitted manuscripts will undergo editorial screening to assess relevance, originality, structure, ethical compliance, and suitability for the journal. Manuscripts that meet the initial requirements will be sent for peer review. Editorial decisions may include acceptance, minor revision, major revision, resubmission, or rejection.

Revision Policy

Authors who receive revision requests must revise the manuscript carefully based on editor and reviewer comments. Revised manuscripts should be submitted together with a response letter explaining how each comment has been addressed.

Copyright and Licensing

Authors are responsible for the content of their published work. By submitting a manuscript, authors agree to follow the journal’s copyright and licensing policy. Authors must obtain permission for copyrighted materials used in the manuscript, including figures, tables, images, datasets, or other third-party content.

Final Proof

Before publication, authors may receive a final proof for checking. At this stage, only minor corrections related to spelling, formatting, author information, and layout are allowed. Major content changes are not permitted after final approval.