Call for Papers-SI on CLAIRvoyantS

Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety - CLAIRvoyantS

Aims and Scope

This Special Issue collects a selections of papers derived from the 3rd edition of the workshop CLAIRvoyantS (ConventicLE on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety) which aims to foster discussion on the current state of AI regulation and the use of AI within regulatory contexts. The European Union has been among the first jurisdictions to introduce a comprehensive framework for AI through the AI Act, setting a precedent that is likely to influence regulatory developments worldwide.

In a global and transnational IT market—where systems are developed, deployed, and accessed across different jurisdictions—the AI Act is expected to have significant impact not only within Europe but also internationally. As other countries advance their own regulatory initiatives, the harmonisation of diverse legal frameworks becomes a critical challenge for organisations operating across borders.

At the same time, AI adoption is rapidly expanding in sensitive and high-risk domains such as law and healthcare, raising important questions about transparency, reliability, and trustworthiness. This Special Issue addresses these challenges by exploring the benefits and limitations of AI, its applicability in high-risk contexts, and the mechanisms for ensuring regulatory compliance. Overall, it aims to contribute to the ongoing debate on how to responsibly develop, deploy, and govern AI systems in complex socio-technical environments.

Lead Guest Editor


Guido Boella
University of Turin, Italy
Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, Legal Informatics, Digital Innovation Systems

Guest Editor


Davide Liga
University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Research Interests: Argument Mining, Large Language Models, NLP, Machine Learning, Mechanistic Interpretability

 
Topics of Interest

Ÿ   European AI ACT implications in business, legal, ethical aspects

Ÿ   European and not European AI Regulations and impacts

Ÿ   Analysis and Relations of European AI ACT with other regulations in specific fields (e.g. healthcare, justice, transport, environment)

Ÿ   Impact of AI ACT on high risk sectors (e.g. healthcare, justice, transport, finance)

Ÿ   Human Right and AI tools in healthcare

Ÿ   Harmonizations of AI acts, regulations, standards and guidelines

Ÿ   Comparative perspectives on AI acts

Ÿ   Standards for legal AI

Ÿ   AI Governance methodologies, techniques, tools

Ÿ   AI Safety methodologies, techniques, tools

Ÿ   Applications of AI Regulations in specific domains (e.g. healthcare, justice, transport, finance, environment)

Ÿ   AI and LLMs in the judiciary and legal drafting

Ÿ   Predictive models on judgments

Ÿ   Automated extraction of principles of law from judgments

Ÿ   Automated detection of similarities between judgments

Ÿ   AI tools to support legal decision-making

Ÿ   Algorithmic Decision-Making in the Judiciary

Ÿ   AI tools to support judgments on personal rights cases (legal, social and ethical issues)

Ÿ   Biases using AI and LLMs in the judiciary

Ÿ   AI and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

Ÿ   AI and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

Ÿ   Formal models for AI tools compliance and conformance

Ÿ   AI tools for compliance and conformance

Ÿ   Framework for Fundamental Right Impact Assessments

Ÿ   Explainability and transparency in the context of AI Regulation

Ÿ   Comparative Regulations on AI all over the world

Ÿ   Focus and details on AI Regulations of the single State

Ÿ   New AI Regulations spread or borning all over the world

Ÿ   Governance guidelines for AI in high-risk sectors (i.e. healthcare, justice, …)

Ÿ   Evaluations of AI threats and risks   

Ÿ   Formal verification of AI regulation

Ÿ   Modeling policy for AI safety 

 

Manuscript Submission Information
Submission deadline: May 30 , 2026

Submissions that pass pre-check will be reviewed by at least two reviewers of the specific field.

If you have any queries regarding this special issue or other matters, please feel free to contact the editorial office: jcllt@bonviewpress.com