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AIPIA Studies in Applied AI

Scientific-professional series. Methods, evidence and skills for applied artificial intelligence.

The series collects volumes that start from a real problem of applied artificial intelligence and treat it with method: what is known, with what evidence, which skills those who work need. The scientific curation is by the Technical-Scientific Committee of AIPIA; the publisher is the association. This page is the English version of the Italian page aipia.it/studies/, which is the reference for the states read from the registry.

The first volume, Glossario dell’intelligenza artificiale. Termini, norme, professioni, has been published since 10 September 2026 as an open-access digital edition, in Italian.

Catalogue

The volumes of the series

Volume 1 · Glossario dell’intelligenza artificiale. Termini, norme, professioni

Edited by Rafael Patron, Chair of the Technical-Scientific Committee of AIPIA. Series directed by Federico Pichetto, Editorial Director of the series.

First digital edition, September 2026, 332 pages, in Italian, open access without registration (CC BY 4.0). The PDF is in Italian; the bibliographic title is kept in the language of the edition.

ISBN 979-12-986684-2-3 (digital edition) · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22690475 · Zenodo record

Download the PDF (Italian, 2.0 MB) The volume page on aipia.it (Italian)

Direction and editorial committee

The editorial direction of the series is held by Federico Pichetto, Editorial Director of the series. The scientific curation of the volumes is by the Technical-Scientific Committee of AIPIA, chaired by Rafael Patron, Chair of the Technical-Scientific Committee and editor of Volume 1.

The editorial committee is being constituted: names, roles and affiliations will be published on this page when the appointments are formal, so that whoever reads a volume knows who assessed it. Until then no other name is announced.

Publisher and identifiers

Publisher and identifiers

Publisher
Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell'Intelligenza Artificiale
Tax code
96628540583
Registered office
Via Ostiense 92, 00154 Roma
ISBN
publisher prefix 979-12-986684 (Italian ISBN Agency, September 2026); volume 1: 979-12-986684-2-3 (digital edition); the other codes are linked to the titles at publication
ISSN
3103-8816 (online edition of the series; Italian National ISSN Centre (CNR), September 2026)
DOI
one DOI for each volume and for each language edition; publications deposited on Zenodo: DOIs with prefix 10.5281, registered through DataCite (volume 1: 10.5281/zenodo.22690475); new publications on the AIPIA domain: DOIs that AIPIA, a Crossref member, can register directly under the prefix 10.68566 (assigned in October 2026)

The states of ISBN and ISSN are read from the Identity and identifiers registry (Italian) and change there first: this page reports them with the month of the data. No volume code is indicated before it is linked to the title in the Agency portal.

The DOIs already registered stay as they are: volume 1 and the guides deposited on Zenodo keep their DOI with prefix 10.5281 and are not registered again. The prefix 10.68566 concerns future publications on the AIPIA domain, and a DOI with that prefix appears here only after its registration with Crossref.

The DOIs already deposited by AIPIA

Before the series, AIPIA deposited with a DOI three guides of the Technical-Scientific Committee. They are the concrete precedent of the method the series adopts: complete metadata, citable version, persistent address.

Editorial policy: verifiable commitments

The series does not ask for trust on its word: each commitment below can be checked by opening a volume.

  • Authors and responsibility. Each volume states the authors, the role of the Technical-Scientific Committee and the date of publication.
  • Licence on each volume. The licence of use is stated on each volume, in the colophon and in the metadata of the DOI; there is no licence declared at series level.
  • One DOI per edition. Each volume and each language edition have their own DOI; a corrected version stays linked to the previous one through the metadata.
  • Distinct, linked Italian and English editions. The two editions are separate publications that cite each other on the page of the volume.
  • Errata. Corrections are published on the page of the volume, with the date, without silently replacing the file.

How to cite a volume

The citation carries, in the order of the bibliographic style chosen by whoever cites: authors, year, title, name of the series and volume number, publisher (AIPIA, Rome) and DOI. The DOI identifies the edition cited; for the other language edition its own DOI is cited.

For volume 1, in the language of the edition: Patron, R. (a cura di) (2026). Glossario dell’intelligenza artificiale. Termini, norme, professioni. AIPIA Studies in Applied AI, Volume 1. Roma: AIPIA. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22690475

Proposing a contribution

Proposals are sent to the secretariat of AIPIA, segreteria@aipia.it, which forwards them to the editorial direction of the series. A proposal states the topic, the authors, the language of the edition and an abstract; the direction replies with the assessment of the Technical-Scientific Committee.

The publications already available from AIPIA are on the Italian pages Guides and Books; the European Digital Credentials awarded by the association are described on this site.

Frequently asked questions

Questions and answers about the series

What is AIPIA Studies in Applied AI?

AIPIA Studies in Applied AI is the scientific-professional series of the Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell'Intelligenza Artificiale: it collects volumes on methods, evidence and skills for applied artificial intelligence, curated by the Technical-Scientific Committee and published by the association as publisher, in Italian and English editions, each with its own DOI. The first volume, Glossario dell’intelligenza artificiale edited by Rafael Patron, has been published since 10 September 2026 as an open-access digital edition in Italian, with its own ISBN and DOI. The volume page on aipia.it carries the PDF, the bibliographic record and the recommended citation.

Who directs the series and who assesses its contents?

The editorial direction of the series is held by Federico Pichetto, Editorial Director of the series AIPIA Studies in Applied AI, while the scientific curation of the volumes is by the Technical-Scientific Committee of AIPIA, chaired by Rafael Patron, who is also the editor of Volume 1. The editorial committee is being constituted and its composition will be published on this page when it is formalised, with names, roles and affiliations, so that anyone can see who assesses the volumes. Until then no other name is announced.

Does the series have an ISBN and an ISSN?

AIPIA holds the ISBN publisher prefix 979-12-986684, assigned by the Italian ISBN Agency in September 2026, and the first code of the prefix linked to a title is 979-12-986684-2-3, the digital edition of volume 1 of the series published on 10 September 2026. The other codes are linked to the titles at publication and no code is shown before that link is made in the Agency portal; as for the ISSN, the series has the ISSN 3103-8816, assigned to its online edition by the Italian National ISSN Centre (CNR) in September 2026: it identifies the series as an ongoing online publication, while the ISBN identifies the single volume. The updated state of both identifiers is in the Identity and identifiers registry.

What are the DOIs of the volumes and who assigns them?

The DOI, Digital Object Identifier, is the persistent code that identifies a publication and keeps it citable over time even if its web address changes; volume 1 of the series has the DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22690475, registered through DataCite with the deposit on Zenodo, the system AIPIA used in 2026 for the three guides with a DOI listed on this page. The version DOI identifies the deposited PDF, the concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22690474 identifies the volume in all its versions. For new publications on its own domain AIPIA, a Crossref member, can register DOIs directly under the prefix 10.68566; the DOIs already registered through DataCite stay unchanged and are not registered again.

Are the Italian and English editions the same volume?

Each volume may be published in an Italian edition and in an English edition: they are distinct publications, each with its own DOI and its own metadata, linked to each other by the mutual reference on the page of the volume, so that whoever cites one of them can reach the other. A corrected version stays linked to the previous one through the metadata. Volume 1 exists today in its Italian edition only: this page describes it, it does not translate it.

How is a volume of the series cited and how is a contribution proposed?

A volume is cited with authors, year, title, name of the series and volume number, publisher AIPIA and DOI, in the order required by the bibliographic style adopted by whoever cites it, so that the reference stays complete and traceable in every catalogue and reference manager. For volume 1, published on 10 September 2026, the recommended citation in the language of the edition is in the section How to cite a volume and on the volume page on aipia.it. Proposals for contributions are sent to the secretariat of AIPIA, which forwards them to the editorial direction of the series, indicating topic, authors, language of the edition and an abstract.

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The series is born from the work of the members and of the Technical-Scientific Committee. Membership requirements and fee are on the membership page.

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