Write for us

At Just AI News, we publish clear, practical writing for people interested in AI and technology. Our readers include engineers, product leaders, founders, researchers, and anyone curious about tech. They want precision over hype. They value real-world lessons over trend watching.

If you have hard-won insight, original analysis, or case studies with measurable results, we'd like to hear from you. For unpaid contributions, we work exclusively with C-level AI leaders (CEO, CTO, CDO, VP/Head of AI/ML, founders) who contact us personally with timely, high-signal ideas. Agencies, PR firms, and consultants should submit via our Sponsored Articles page.

We credit your authorship, include a short bio with one link (tagged rel="nofollow ugc" by default), and actively promote standout pieces on LinkedIn and X.

We are looking for:

• Hard-earned insights from real AI implementations
• Original analysis backed by data
• Case studies with concrete, measurable outcomes
• Strategic perspectives from experienced leaders
• Content exploring AI's impact on society, daily life, and industry

We don't accept:

• Listicles or shallow content roundups
• Thin news rewrites or trend summaries
• Promotional content disguised as articles
• Content without evidence or clear trade-off discussions

We are an AI-first publication. Broader technology topics are considered when they intersect meaningfully with AI or bring genuinely novel reporting. We expect clarity, evidence, and honest accounting of what works and what doesn't.

We only consider unpaid guest pitches submitted directly by C-level AI leaders and academics. Pitches from agencies, PR firms, or consultants on behalf of clients are not eligible for the guest program and should go to our Sponsored Articles page.

Reach out to us from a personal business email or through your LinkedIn account. Other forms of contact will be redirected to Sponsored Posts.

1. Before writing, send us a short pitch that includes:
2. Working headline and target audience
3. Value proposition - why this matters to our readers
4. Your approach - the problem, where current solutions fall short, your core idea, and what evidence you'll provide
5. Your credentials - what you've built, shipped, or studied that qualifies you to write this piece

If we approve the idea, we'll agree on scope and deadline for your first draft.

We favor tight, well-structured writing and concrete examples:

• Cite credible sources when possible and prefer documentation, papers, or code over marketing pages
• Write in plain English and define terms when you first use them
• Break down technical jargon for non-technical readers
• Avoid fluff and keep content focused on practical value
• We do not publish material we cannot verify
• Guest submissions must be exclusive to Just AI News and not previously published elsewhere
• You may share brief excerpts after publication with a link back to the original

We edit for clarity, factual accuracy, and house style.

You receive a clear byline, a short bio with one link (nofollow/ugc), and visibility to an audience that builds with AI. We promote newly published work on our social channels and, when appropriate, include it in our newsletter. Strong pieces also receive internal links from our AI guides and hubs so they remain discoverable over time.

For exceptionally high-quality articles where we see strong effort and value, we may provide a do-follow link in your bio. This is not guaranteed and is awarded at our editorial discretion based on content quality and reader impact.

1. Pitch approval - We confirm the angle and timeline
2. Draft submission - Most first drafts are due within two weeks
3. Editorial review - We review for structure, clarity, evidence, and reader value
4. Revisions - You'll typically receive line edits or comments and one additional pass for revisions
5. Publication scheduling - Once accepted, we schedule publication and notify you of the go-live date
6. Promotion - We share the piece on our social channels the day it publishes

Send your pitch or draft to editor@justainews.com or use our submission form. Include your working headline, a paragraph that explains the core idea, the intended reader, a brief outline, any datasets or repos you plan to reference, and an 80 to 120 word bio with a headshot link. Please disclose any relevant employment, investments, or client relationships that could be a conflict of interest.

Articles that have a strong SEO goal with targeted keywords have more chance to get approved.