Journal of AI, Robotics & Workplace Automation
2021 - 2026
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Volume 4, issue 3, 2026
- Editorial pp. 180-180

- Andreas Welsch
- Book excerpt: The Birth of Agentic AI: A Convergence of Powers pp. 181-188

- Jochen Wirtz and Pascal Bornet
- Agentic AI and the operating model shift: Redesigning enterprise procurement for the AI-native era pp. 189-206

- Alan J. Rice and Paula Glickenhaus
- Agentic AI in global trade compliance: Autonomy, risk and the EU oversight imperative pp. 207-216

- Suzanne M. Richer
- AI in retail: Operationalising agentic AI with trust and transparency pp. 217-223

- Miren Tanna and Sandeep Shekhawat
- The evolving role of business analysis in the age of enterprise agentic AI pp. 224-235

- Angela Wick
- What 2025 taught us about AI agent security: A practitioner’s guide to the incidents shaping enterprise adoption pp. 236-243

- Tim Williams
- Understanding agent governance technology approaches pp. 244-249

- Sudha Jamthe and Yashaswini Viswanath
- Agentic AI risk-aware credit decisioning sandbox: A framework for responsible financial innovation pp. 250-256

- Sanjoy Ghosh
- From Copilots to colleagues: A reference capability framework for citizen developers using agentic AI at work pp. 257-264

- Ajit Dixit
- AI agents: A new Solow paradox? pp. 265-276

- Udo Milkau
Volume 4, issue 2, 2026
- Sustainability, AI, robotics and workplace automation pp. 92-94

- Christopher Johannessen
- How businesses adopt AI: Insights from Israel’s first comprehensive survey pp. 95-110

- Gilad Be’ery
- Unlocking the potential of data through data science: A view from central banks pp. 111-126

- Douglas Kiarelly Godoy De Araujo, Adam Cap, Ilaria Mattei, Rafael Schmidt, Olivier Sirello and Bruno Tissot
- The strategic role of blockchain-enabled federated learning, AI agents and dynamic capabilities in driving pharmaceutical operational advantages pp. 127-149

- Antonio Pesqueira
- AI driving autonomous mobility vehicles into the future pp. 150-157

- Sudha Jamthe, Debika Sarkar and Apurva S. Meher
- Moderation and mediation effect of green management on AI and OP of a medium-size criminal investigation department pp. 158-172

- Oluwajuwon Gabriel Ariyo, Edafe Bawa Dogo and Temitayo A. Joshua
Volume 4, issue 1, 2025
- Our evolving experiences with the world and AI, robotics and workplace automation pp. 4-7

- Christopher Johannessen
- Artificial intelligence in central banks: Governance and implementation pp. 8-24

- Douglas Kiarelly Godoy De Araujo, Rafael Schmidt, Olivier Sirello, Bruno Tissot and Ricardo Villarreal
- From pilot to scale: Considerations for expanding AI across an organisation pp. 25-34

- Fuad Hendricks
- Artificial intelligence and competitive advantage within Access Bank pp. 35-49

- Ariyo Oluwajuwon Gabriel, Adejumo Idowu David and Joshua Temitayo
- Premeditation of evils: Risk planning in the age of generative AI pp. 50-57

- Leslie Grandy
- Artificial intelligence in financial risk management: A critical comparison of approaches and innovations — Part 2 pp. 58-81

- Jörg Orgeldinger
Volume 3, issue 4, 2025
- Pausing to reflect on AI, robotics and automation pp. 284-285

- Chris Johannessen
- Strategic renewal in the age of artificial intelligence pp. 286-292

- Jacques Bughin
- Artificial intelligence in financial risk management: A critical comparison of approaches and innovations – Part 1 pp. 293-320

- Jörg Orgeldinger
- Cognitive Integration Process for Harmonising Emerging Risks: A cognitive mental model for navigating emerging technology security in rapid workplace transformation pp. 321-338

- Ben Kereopa-Yorke
- Cyber security in smart home Internet of Things devices: Threat detection and prevention using artificial intelligence pp. 339-349

- Himmat Rathore and Priyanka Singla
- Creating talking points for client advisers at banks to promote sustainable investing pp. 350-361

- Ewe Zi Yi, Pradeep Reddy Varakantham and Alan Megargel
- Quantum computing applications and artificial intelligence strategies for optimising resources in the cargo industry pp. 362-381

- Hemachandran K and Raul Villamarin Rodriguez
Volume 3, issue 3, 2024
- Agentic AI: The building blocks of sophisticated AI business applications pp. 196-210

- Chhavi Chawla, Siddharth Chatterjee, Sanketh Siddanna Gadadinni, Pulkit Verma and Sourav Banerjee
- Inside the successful make-up of ‘AI-first’ organisations pp. 211-219

- Jacques Bughin
- Leveraging ChatGPT for Excel: How large language models are changing spreadsheet practices pp. 220-233

- Martin Broadhurst
- From code to coin: Unravelling the practical business impact of algorithmic pricing pp. 234-246

- Peter Rathnow, Benjamin Zeller and Matthias Lederer
- Challenges and opportunities of quantum computing and its transformative potential to revolutionise various sectors and industries pp. 247-265

- Ravinder Singh
- Editorial pp. 266-268

- Christopher Johannessen
Volume 3, issue 2, 2024
- AI, robotics and automation: The effect on learning and the discovery of new ideas pp. 108-110

- Chris Johannessen
- The theoretical potential of algorithmic and automated pricing to increase company value pp. 111-123

- Peter Rathnow, Benjamin Zeller and Matthias Lederer
- Towards hybrid self-learning ontologies: A new Python module for closed-loop integration of decision trees and OWL pp. 124-133

- Simon J. Preis
- Enhancing transparency in AI-powered customer engagement pp. 134-141

- Tara Dezao
- Information retrieval from textual data: Harnessing large language models, retrieval augmented generation and prompt engineering pp. 142-150

- Asen Hikov and Laura Murphy
- Digital transformation with robo-advising and AI in asset management: A critical appraisal pp. 151-167

- Jörg Orgeldinger
- Augmented reality in smart retail for inventory management pp. 168-173

- Sandeep Shekhawat
- Are businesses giving AI the support it needs to grow and scale? pp. 174-182

- Nathalie Zeghmouli
Volume 3, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 4-4

- Andreas Welsch
- Enabling generative AI through use cases in a big enterprise pp. 5-14

- Enrique Mora and Luca Dell’Orletta
- Building resilient SMEs: Harnessing large language models for cyber security in Australia pp. 15-27

- Ben Kereopa-Yorke
- Measuring the business value of generative AI pp. 28-36

- Jim Sterne
- Machine unlearning for generative AI pp. 37-46

- Yashaswini Viswanath, Sudha Jamthe, Suresh Lokiah and Emanuele Bianchini
- Business value of Generative AI use cases pp. 47-54

- Fuad Hendricks
- Minimise model risk management oversight for cyber security solutions pp. 55-63

- Liming Brotcke
- Analysis of ChatGPT and the future of artificial intelligence: Its effect on teaching and learning pp. 64-80

- Gunja Kumari Sah, Dipak Kumar Gupta and Amar Prasad Yadav
- Automation and AI in the workplace: The future of work is more complex than ever pp. 81-89

- Chelsea Perino
- What is in the black box: The ethical implications of algorithms and transparency in the age of the GDPR pp. 90-100

- Senna Mougdir
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