The International Journal on Human–Machine Communication focuses on scholarly studies related to communication, interaction, and collaboration between humans and intelligent machines. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary research that examines how humans understand, design, use, evaluate, and communicate with machine-based systems in various social, technical, cognitive, and ethical contexts.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
- Human–machine communication and interaction
- Human perception and interpretation of intelligent machines
- Communication with artificial intelligence systems
- Human–robot interaction and collaboration
- Conversational agents, chatbots, and virtual assistants
- Cyber-physical systems and smart technologies
- Design and evaluation of human-centered machine systems
- Social and cultural dimensions of human–machine communication
- Cognitive aspects of interaction between humans and machines
- Ethical, legal, and policy issues in human–machine communication
- Trust, transparency, and accountability in intelligent technologies
- Applications of human–machine communication in education, health, industry, media, public services, and society
The journal accepts theoretical, empirical, and applied studies that contribute to the development of knowledge in human–machine communication and support responsible innovation in intelligent machine technologies.