The Journal of Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence (JCPSI) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by the Association of Global Intelligent Science and Technology (AGIST). JCPSI provides a focused forum for research on cyber-physical-social systems, artificial intelligence, automation, human-machine collaboration, intelligent infrastructure, and governance for complex intelligent systems.
The journal welcomes original research articles, survey and tutorial papers, letters, case studies, datasets, platforms, and application-driven studies that make a clear contribution to theory, methodology, system design, or real-world deployment.
JCPSI publishes research on the theories, methods, systems, and applications that connect cyber, physical, and social spaces. The journal is especially interested in work that integrates AI, automation, human-machine collaboration, social computing, intelligent infrastructure, and real-world cyber-physical-social systems.
Representative application areas include smart cities, intelligent transportation, healthcare, education, energy systems, robotics, industrial automation, environmental sustainability, public safety, and digital society.
JCPSI uses double-blind peer review. Editorial screening, including format requirements and technical suitability checks, is normally completed within 3-6 days. The first round of peer review is normally completed within 2-3 weeks. Timelines may vary depending on reviewer availability, manuscript complexity, and revision rounds.
JCPSI invites submissions to its 2026 Special Issue on emerging cyber-physical systems, intelligent space, LLMs, and agentic AI. Manuscripts are due by September 13, 2026.
Read more about Call for Papers: 2026 Special Issue
The 2025 issue of the Journal of Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence (CPSI) focuses on parallel organizations for agentic societies and explores the transition from embodied intelligence to autonomous intelligence for AI agents and digital humans. The issue brings together six articles covering large language model-enabled group decision-making, cyber-physical-social intelligence in transportation, collaborative topic discovery for multilingual public opinion analysis, trustworthy governance of agentic societies based on DePIN and VLA, ACP-based parallel exhibition management, and parallel scenarios for scenario-based artificial intelligence. Together, these contributions highlight new methods for coordination, governance, and intelligent operation across cyber, physical, and social spaces.
