Social Computing and Social Intelligence (SCSI) is a premier international journal dedicated to publishing cutting-edge research at the nexus of advanced data intelligence techniques, social computing systems, and the rigorous study of human behavior. We explore how transformative AI methods can accurately model, analyze, and ethically shape complex socio-technical phenomena.

SCSI aims to be the definitive voice for research that integrates computational rigor with social relevance.

Integrated Focus: Unlike general AI or social science journals, SCSI explicitly mandates that all submissions explore the feedback loop between data-driven intelligence and resulting societal dynamics. We are interested in models that explain why social systems behave the way they do based on data, and how the deployment of AI alters that behavior.

Emphasis on Ethics and Trust: We provide a dedicated venue for scrutinizing the ethical, privacy, and fairness implications of algorithms operating within social contexts, driving the critical conversation toward Responsible Social Intelligence.

Interdisciplinary Applicability: We seek to publish translational research that applies AI insights to critical societal challenges, including public health, urban planning, organizational decision-making, and digital democracy.

We invite you to join us in shaping the discourse on how data intelligence can be leveraged to understand, predict, and ultimately improve complex social computing systems.