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Moussa Ayyash
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Moussa Ayyash
Editor-in-Chief

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Computing&AI Connect is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal committed to fostering advancements and innovation in computing sciences and technologies, and artificial intelligence (AI). The journal encompasses a wide spectrum of topics including Computing Paradigms, Artificial Intelligence, Interdisciplinary Applications, Human-Computer Interaction, Data Science and Analytics, Emerging Technologies, Cloud Computing and Virtualization, Intelligent and Smart Systems, Educational Initiatives, Industry Trends, Open Challenges, and Future Directions. 

Volumes 3
Articles 42
Volume: 3, 2026

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Recent Articles

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 15 Sep 2026

IncrConsist: Efficient Incremental Consistency Maintenance for LLM-Maintained Knowledge Bases

Volume 3

Background: LLM-based agents are increasingly deployed not only to answer queries but to maintain persistent, evolving knowledge bases—continuously ingesting sources, revising assertions, and reconciling contradictions. After every edit, the knowledge base must be verified for internal consistency. However, naive full re-verification requires O(n²) pairwise comparisons, exceeding 90 seconds per edit step at 500-page scale and rendering it impractical for continuous maintenance...

open-access Perspective

Available Online: 27 Aug 2026

AI-Guided Self-Driving Laboratories for Advanced Materials Discovery

Volume 3

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 17 Aug 2026

Machine Learning-Driven Multimodal Forensic Data Fusion for Enhanced Disaster Victim Identification: Integrating DNA, Dental, and Facial Image Data

Volume 3

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 10 Aug 2026

Performance Optimization of High-Speed Wireless Communication Systems Using Machine Learning

Volume 3

High speed wireless communication systems support the data-intensive requirements of contemporary 5G networks and emerging 6G technologies. However, maintaining high throughput, low latency, and reliable connectivity in rapidly varying wireless channels remains a significant engineering challenge. This study presents a machine-learning-driven framework that integrates a deep reinforcement learning (DRL) scheduler with a hybrid CNN-LSTM channel predictor to jointly optimize radio..