AAAI Press Editorial and
Author Information
The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and The MIT Press established the AAAI Press in 1989 as a publishing imprint founded to Most books are copublished by AAAI and The MIT Press, and reflect the commitment of both organizations to facilitating technical interaction within the international AI community. AAAI Press/The MIT Press books are marketed and distributed by The MIT Press, while editorial and production activities are handled by the AAAI Press. The acquisition of manuscripts is handled jointly.
For editorial information about AAAI Press, please consult the following pages
Copyright and Permissions for All Editors and Authors
- Copyright Form
- Copyright Grant-Back Letter (Also available in PDF Format)
- Sample Request for Permission Letter
- Sample Photograph Release Form Also available in PDF format for printing
For Prospective AAAI Press Authors
For Editors of Collective Works and Authors of Monographs
- Author's Questionnaire Also available in PDF format
- AAAI Press Author Guidelines
- Acceptance Letter
- Graphics Formats for AAAI Press
- AAAI Press FTP Instructions
For Authors of Chapters in Books
- Acceptance Letter
- AAAI Press Author Guidelines
- Graphics Formats for AAAI Press
- AAAI Press FTP Instructions
For Conference Chairs Publishing a Proceedings with AAAI Press
For Authors of Conference, Symposia, or Workshop Proceedings Papers
Please see the instructions for authors provided in the publications area of the AAAI web site.
Templates for AAAI Press Edited Collections
If you are an author of a chapter in an AAAI Press edited collection, we encourage you to format your chapter in Microsoft Word. A template, containing style sheets that we will most likely use in final production of your book, has been created. It is available in both RTF and native Macintosh form. If you use a Windows platform, please select the RTF version of the template. If you use a Macintosh platform, please select the Binhexed Macintosh File (you will need Stuffit to decode this file). (Templates for LaTeX are not available; in most instances, you will need to provide your file in straight ascii without any codes. Please consult your AAAI Press editor.)