Computer-Human Interaction and Intelligence publishes research on the design, understanding, and evaluation of interactive computing systems in the age of artificial intelligence. The journal provides an interdisciplinary venue for work that advances the theory, methods, technologies, and applications of computer-human interaction, with particular emphasis on the emerging forms of interaction enabled by AI, intelligent agents, robotics, and new computing paradigms.

The journal emphasizes the human element in interactive intelligent systems and the broader technological and social contexts in which people communicate, collaborate, learn, make decisions, and act with computational systems. It is especially concerned with how intelligent technologies can be designed, deployed, and studied in ways that are human-centered, effective, trustworthy, inclusive, and socially beneficial.

The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, methodological, and system-oriented contributions related to interactive computing and intelligence, including, but not limited to:

• Human-AI interaction

• Human-robot interaction

• Intelligent User Interface

• Interactive hardware

• Computational interaction

• Interaction techniques and modalities

• Spatial computing and XR

• Accessibility, aging, health, and inclusive interaction

• User-centered evaluation

• Visualization and visual interaction

• Social computing, CSCW, and collaboration

The journal publishes original articles, reviews, and other scholarly contributions that advance both foundational understanding and practical innovation in computer-human interaction and intelligence.