We are a student-run academic journal dedicated to producing original, rigorous, and accessible scholarship on artificial intelligence policy.

Founded by students at the University of British Columbia, the AI Policy Review exists because the conversation around AI governance demands more voices, especially those being trained to think critically about the systems that will define the decades ahead. Our mission is to cultivate a community of thinkers committed to responsible, informed, and innovative AI policy discourse.

The questions we engage
We welcome scholarship and commentary across a broad spectrum of AI policy topics. The following areas reflect our current editorial priorities - though compelling work that falls outside these categories is equally encouraged.

Currently accepting op-eds.

Have you come across something interesting in AI safety, governance, or policy that you think deserves closer attention? We'd love to hear about it. Tips, reading recommendations, and conversation starters are always welcome.

We welcome inquiries about submission, editorial collaboration, partnerships, and general questions about the Review.