About Aitopianism

Our Mission

Aitopianism is an independent platform that curates, summarises, and analyses developments in artificial intelligence across six domains: health, mental wellness, education, environment, ethics and policy, and cybersecurity.

We are not a peer-reviewed journal. Our role is to make the rapidly evolving AI research landscape understandable by linking directly to primary sources — whether those are peer-reviewed papers in journals like Nature Digital Medicine, The Lancet Digital Health, JAMA Network Open, and NEJM AI, or preprints on servers like arXiv and medRxiv, or official regulatory documents from the FDA, EMA, and WHO.

Every article we publish clearly labels its source type (peer-reviewed, preprint, industry report, or regulatory document) and links back to the original. We do not fabricate data, invent quotes, or cite fictional studies.

Editorial Standards

Every piece published on Aitopianism adheres to the following standards:

• Primary Source Links — every claim links to the original paper, report, or official source
• Peer-Review vs Preprint Labelling — clearly distinguished in every article, so readers can assess evidentiary weight
• Industry Funding Disclosure — noted where relevant, particularly for industry-sponsored research
• No Fabricated Data — all statistics and claims are traceable to published, verifiable sources
• Correction Policy — errors are corrected transparently with a dated edit note appended to the article

Sources We Monitor

Our coverage draws from the following sources:

• Nature Digital Medicine
• The Lancet Digital Health
• JAMA Network Open
• NEJM AI
• Science
• Nature
• arXiv (preprints)
• medRxiv (preprints)
• FDA regulatory publications
• EMA regulatory publications
• WHO official guidance

Open Access, Always

Aitopianism is and will remain free to access. We believe that analysis of AI's impact on society should not sit behind paywalls. Our content is available under a Creative Commons licence.