To minimize the need for revisions, submitted articles should adhere to the provided template. Key points to consider when writing the article include:

1. Manuscripts must be written in Indonesian or English using single-line spacing, Times New Roman 12-point font, A4 paper size, a single-column format, and specific margins (top: 2.5 cm; left: 2.7 cm; bottom: 2.5 cm; right: 2.7 cm).
2. The length of the scientific manuscript should range from 4,000 to 9,000 words (approximately 5–12 pages), including any accompanying figures, graphs, or tables.
3. Foreign terms within the text must be italicized.
4. A dedicated literature review section is not included in the article structure; instead, relevant citations should be integrated into the Introduction or Discussion sections. Citations in the Discussion section should be kept to a minimum, prioritizing the analysis of the author's own findings.
5. Manuscripts must be submitted via the Journal of Green AI website after completing the registration and login processes.
6. Submitted manuscripts will be screened by the editor and forwarded to reviewers based on the article's subject matter.
7. Manuscripts will be returned to the author if the reviewer requires revisions. The author must then submit the revised manuscript after addressing the reviewer's feedback and comments.
8. Revised manuscripts will undergo a follow-up review by the editor and, if requested, the reviewer. If the manuscript is recommended for publication, it will be published online. If the reviewer indicates that further improvements are required, the manuscript will be returned to the author for additional revision.

Structure of Scientific Articles
In general, the structures of scientific articles based on field research and those based on conceptual research are relatively similar. The structure of a research-based scientific article comprises 10 main sections: (1) title; (2) byline (authorship details); (3) abstract; (4) keywords; (5) introduction; (6) methods; (7) results and discussion; (8) conclusion; (9) acknowledgments; and (10) references.

Meanwhile, the structure of a conceptual research article consists of 9 main sections: (1) title; (2) byline; (3) abstract; (4) keywords; (5) introduction; (6) discussion; (7) conclusion; (8) acknowledgments; and (9) references. Each section is described below. 

For manuscript preparation, please download and use the provided journal template.