Pitch an Article to AI Policy Bulletin

We welcome pitches (1-3 paragraphs) on various topics related to AI policy.

Your pitch should include a strong, clear, and evidence-based argument and enough detail that we can understand the direction of your piece. When considering pitches, we also assess your relevant expertise and track record.

A pitch that gets us excited answers:

  • What is your core argument?
  • What evidence will you use to support your argument?
  • Who is your audience, and why do they need to hear this right now?
  • What is the 'so what' for your audience? What should they do after reading your piece?
  • How does your expertise connect to this piece, from the readers’ perspective?

The primary reader of AI Policy Bulletin is a current or future decision-maker who will be in a position to influence the governance of transformative AI. As these professionals are likely to be highly attention-constrained, we are looking for succinct and engaging pieces that are between 700-1000 words long.

Check our website for previous articles and more information.

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First name *
Last name *
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Propose a title *
A rough idea of the title you have in mind at this stage helps us understand your pitch.

The title will be free to change, and we'll also have some editorial input.

Formulate your problem statement. What is the key problem you're addressing and your core argument?

Mention your target audience, as well as highlighting any key pieces of evidence you'll rely on where useful.

Please share a a brief outline of your proposed piece *
Bullet points are fine. If you've already written a draft, provide a link here.
Your availability *
Roughly how long do you think you'll need to write this piece, if we invite a full draft?
Urgency (if applicable)
Does your piece need to be published in a short timeframe (under ~1 week) for it to have the most policy impact? Are there other time requirements that we should keep in mind?
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