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We publish practitioners: people who build things, run the experiment, and can explain what they learned. If you have shipped a model, fought a data pipeline, or studied AI in a place most coverage ignores, we want to hear from you.

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Every piece carries your name and links to your author page, where you add your own photo, bio, ORCID, Google Scholar, GitHub, and LinkedIn, so it counts toward your public record.

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An editor reads and checks every piece before it goes live. Nothing is published under your name without that review, and you can reply to any of our emails to talk an edit through.

Republish what you already wrote

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Strong pieces can be featured in The Everyday Brief, our weekly email for people who build with AI and data.

What we publish

Hands-on tutorials, honest benchmarks, clear explainers of new research, and AI in Africa. A few recent examples:

We don't publish product promotions, press releases, or AI-generated filler. Show your work: code, data, numbers, and what went wrong.

How it works

  1. 1Tell us your ideaFill in the short pitch form on this page. It takes a few minutes.
  2. 2We read itYou get a confirmation email straight away. If it is a fit, you get an author account and an email with next steps.
  3. 3Write in our editorDraft, preview, and add a cover image, then send it for review when you are ready.
  4. 4Review and publishAn editor reviews it, then it goes live under your name.