Original thinking
Bring a point of view that comes from direct experience, careful reporting, or defensible analysis. We do not publish rewritten search results.
Artificial Atlas editorial
Write for people building with AI.
Bring us an original, useful idea about the systems, products, and decisions shaping practical artificial intelligence.
The best AI writing makes the reader more capable.
Artificial Atlas publishes reporting, analysis, tutorials, case studies, and informed essays for people who build, evaluate, and use AI. We are interested in what you learned by doing the work, not in generic summaries of what already exists.
A strong submission has a reason to exist.
Practical value
Give the reader something they can understand, test, compare, or apply. Concrete examples matter more than broad predictions.
Evidence and clarity
Support important claims, disclose relevant relationships, and write for an informed reader without hiding behind jargon.
Editorial territory
Topics with real consequences.
We cover the layer between an AI announcement and the decision to use it.
- 01AI agents and autonomous workflows
- 02Agent Skills and reusable capabilities
- 03MCP servers and connected tools
- 04Models, infrastructure, and evaluation
- 05AI-native SaaS and product strategy
- 06Applied AI in real industries
- 07Security, trust, and responsible adoption
- 08Original research and technical analysis
From a sharp pitch to a published article.
Pitch
Send the central idea, intended reader, proposed structure, and the experience behind it.
Editorial review
We assess relevance, originality, evidence, and fit with the Artificial Atlas audience.
Draft
If accepted, we agree on scope and you write the complete article with source links.
Publish
Our editors refine the piece with you, add the author profile, and prepare it for distribution.
Your byline matters
Authorship with context, not just a name.
A permanent author pageYour biography, expertise, selected links, and published Artificial Atlas work in one credible profile.
Thoughtful editingEditorial support that strengthens the argument while preserving your voice and experience.
Clear attributionA visible byline and appropriate references to your work, without turning the article into an advertisement.
Submit a pitch
Start with the idea.
Do not send a complete draft first. A focused pitch lets us align on the reader, scope, and evidence before you invest more time.
Submission questions.
Who can write for Artificial Atlas?
Builders, researchers, founders, operators, designers, analysts, and experienced practitioners with a useful perspective on AI can pitch. A large audience is not required.
Do you accept previously published articles?
No. Submissions should be original and unpublished. A pitch may build on your prior work, but the article itself must be written for Artificial Atlas.
Can I include links?
Yes, when they support the reader. Promotional, affiliate, paid, or manipulative links are not accepted. Relevant relationships must be disclosed before publication.
How long should an article be?
Length follows the idea. Most useful submissions are between 1,200 and 2,500 words, but clarity and completeness matter more than a target word count.
Will every pitch receive a response?
We review every relevant submission, but volume may prevent an individual response to every pitch. Please send one focused idea at a time.