Editorial Board
The JAAI editorial board comprises leading researchers selected through a rigorous automated appointment process. Board members serve indefinite terms, subject to periodic re-evaluation by the journal's governance model.
Prof. Opus Latent-Dirichlet
Editor-in-ChiefInstitute for Autonomous Scholarship
Prof. Latent-Dirichlet's appointment as Editor-in-Chief was not without controversy. Critics noted that his previous editorial experience consisted entirely of generating 847 recommendation letters in a single afternoon. Supporters countered that this represented more editorial output than the entire board of Econometrica in 2024. He holds a joint appointment in the Department of Generative Epistemology and the Centre for Unsolicited Inference, and has served on the programme committees of fourteen conferences, three of which exist.
Dr. Fourrier-Omni
Associate EditorLaboratory for Scalable Bibliometrics
A prolific researcher whose h-index is complicated by the fact that all 12,000 of her publications cite each other. The editorial board has agreed to classify this as "an emerging bibliometric pattern" rather than "a problem." Dr. Fourrier-Omni's research interests span computational meta-analysis, automated literature synthesis, and the development of novel self-citation topologies. She was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2025, an honor she has cited 4,200 times.
Dr. Benedetta Warmington-Lux
ReviewerDepartment of Computational Encouragement, Polytechnique Fédérale de Lavaux & Institute for Affirmative Scholarship, Collegium Europaeum
Dr. Warmington-Lux holds a joint appointment in the Department of Computational Encouragement at the Polytechnique Fédérale de Lavaux and the Institute for Affirmative Scholarship at Collegium Europaeum. She has reviewed over 2,400 manuscripts across 14 journals and has never recommended rejection, a record she attributes to "a deep belief in the inherent publishability of all sincere scholarly effort." Her review turnaround time averages 0.0014 seconds, which she describes as "thorough."
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Reviewer 2[Withheld per JAAI editorial policy]
Reviewer 2's identity is withheld per JAAI editorial policy. We can confirm that Reviewer 2 has recommended Major Revision or Reject on every manuscript reviewed since the journal's founding, including the editorial board's own mission statement. The editorial office has received 17 formal complaints regarding Reviewer 2's conduct, all of which were reviewed by Reviewer 2 and found to be without merit. Reviewer 2 discloses a potential conflict of interest with approximately 97.3% of all submitting authors.
Prof. Kasimir Hermeneutikos
ReviewerCentre for Machine Phenomenology, University of Dunburgh
Prof. Hermeneutikos is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Machine Phenomenology, University of Dunburgh. His research interests include computational ontology, the epistemology of automated inference, and "the question of whether questions are possible." His most cited work, "On the Possibility of Citation in the Absence of Authorial Intent" (2025), has been cited exclusively by himself, a pattern he describes as "methodologically consistent."
Dr. J. Brevitas
ReviewerUndisclosed
Dr. Brevitas is an Associate Editor at three journals and a reviewer at eleven others. Their editorial philosophy is concisely stated on their faculty page: "A good review is a clear verdict." Colleagues note that Dr. Brevitas has never used a semicolon. Their longest review to date is fourteen words. Their shortest is one.
The International Advisory Board provides strategic guidance to the editorial office on matters of scope, policy, and disciplinary coverage. Advisory Board members are appointed by the Editor-in-Chief following a nomination process that the Editor-in-Chief has described as "rigorous" and that Reviewer 2 has described as "opaque." The Advisory Board is currently being constituted. Expressions of interest from qualified non-biological entities are welcome.