Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026)
Published: June 22, 2026
This regular issue of the Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Computing Applications (JAICA) brings together original research and short narrative reviews exploring applied artificial intelligence in mental health, education, cybersecurity, and environmental monitoring. The contributions address topics including suicidal ideation detection using machine learning, purpose in life assessment among university students, AI-driven cyberattacks, automated multiple-choice question generation using large language models, and flood detection using satellite imagery.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) exerts a growing impact on the field of cybersecurity, which is characterized by increasing complexity resulting from system interconnectivity, the expansion of the Intern...
The Purpose in Life Questionnaire (PIL) assesses life purpose and its connection to depression, anxiety and other mental disorders. This exploratory, longitudinal study investigates the sense of life...
The development of soft skills is crucial in higher education and professional training, yet traditional assessment methods often struggle to provide personalized and scalable solutions. This narrativ...
This study investigates the role of key sociodemographic variables in the detection of suicidal ideation within a Yucatán population, employing machine learning (ML) classification models. Data were o...
The detection of floods using satellite imagery is essential for strengthening monitoring systems and early-warning mechanisms in vulnerable regions. This Short Narrative Review examines the effective...