Aims and Scope

Aims

MechEcology aspires to generate profound insights and discourse on how artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics will shape future societies. By embracing wide-ranging interdisciplinary perspectives and essay-style contributions, the journal seeks to explore the ecological, social, and ethical ramifications of these emerging technologies, delving into everything from their impact on human life and the environment to the fundamental questions posed by post-human existence.

Scope

This journal focuses on the systematic analysis of ecological, societal, ethical, and cultural changes driven by AI and robotics, offering forward-looking perspectives on how these advancements may redefine our collective future. We welcome, but are not limited to, submissions on the following topics:

• Impacts of AI and robotics on humanity, the environment, and societal structures
• Redefining humanity and ways of living in a post-human context
• Ethical, philosophical, political, and economic challenges and opportunities arising from new technologies
• Strategies and policy proposals for sustainability and ecological balance
• Innovative applications in education, healthcare, industry, and beyond
• Other interdisciplinary research that holistically examines AI, robotics, and future societies

Through this broad thematic scope, MechEcology aims to foster creative thinking and tangible solutions for a sustainable and ethically responsible future shaped by AI and robotics, encouraging collaborative efforts that guide society toward a shared, visionary horizon.