About the Journal

GRACE Journal: Global Review of AI Community Ethics

GRACE is a student-run, peer-reviewed journal that welcomes interdisciplinary scholarship on the social impact of artificial intelligence (AI). Our focus is on human-centered approaches, ethical considerations, and global perspectives on AI, drawing from both Western and non-Western traditions. We seek rigorous, research-driven submissions that critically engage with the challenges and opportunities of AI and machine learning (ML) in society.

GRACE accepts original research in the ACM. IEEE, or APA format, with manuscripts ranging from 3,500 to 7,500 words. We encourage submissions from the Stanford community as well as scholars from other institutions.

Types of Submissions

Social Impact Papers

GRACE welcomes research papers that critically examine the ethical and social dimensions of AI/ML. Submissions should:

  • Clearly define the ethical issue(s) addressed and its relevance to AI/ML.
  • Provide a strong motivational discussion with an analytical argument.
  • Incorporate empirical evidence, case studies, or experimental data where relevant.
  • Situate the discussion within the existing literature and contribute to scholarly debates.

We welcome technical papers, but they should include an accessible introduction and clear explanations to engage a broad readership.

Manuscript length: 3,500-7,500 words.

Reviews

GRACE invites critical reviews of:

  • Emerging research trends in AI ethics and governance.
  • Topical books on AI, technology, and ethics.
  • Substantial, position papers articulating ethical concerns within the AI research community.

Manuscript length: 1200 words.

Podcasts

GRACE’s podcast series, led by Dr. Harriett Jernigan, features conversations with AI scholars and industry leaders. Podcast participation is by invitation only.

Submission Process

GRACE accepts research essays from college students and graduates world wide. High School submissions are strictly for first, generation low-income students. in Rising GRACE. Submissions begin with a 250-word abstract. All manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer-review process following GRACE’s guidelines.