AI Blogs began as a simple question: what would a magazine about artificial intelligence look like if it skipped the launch coverage, the leaderboard takes, and the hype, and instead reported only on what AI is genuinely doing inside real working days?
That is what we publish. A family physician writing about ambient scribes in her exam room. A high-school teacher rewriting her syllabus around a new kind of homework. A founder describing the day they fired their AI agent — and the day they rehired it. A radiologist reading her first model-flagged scan. A returning student who learned calculus at forty-one with a patient model as her tutor.
What we cover
We publish across nine sections: Business and Work, Medical and Healthcare, Study and Education, Job and Career, Everyday Life, Tools and Reviews, Tutorials and How-tos, Ethics and Society, and News and Trends. Each section is led by writers who actually work in that field — not just observers of it. The pieces are slow, careful, and grounded in real use.
How we work
AI Blogs is an independent publication. We are not backed by an AI lab, a vendor, or a venture firm. We do not run sponsored articles, and we do not take affiliate revenue on the tools we review. Operating costs are kept low; the site is reader-supported, with a small amount of programmatic advertising to cover hosting and editing.
Our editorial standards
Every article on AI Blogs is written by a named human author with a working background in the subject they cover. We disclose any use of AI assistance at the top of every piece — whether the author used a model for research, drafting help, translation, or image generation. We do not publish content that was wholly generated by AI and presented as human work.
We aim to publish writing that will still be useful and accurate a year from now. That means we move slowly, we run pieces past subject-matter experts before publishing, and we are not afraid to hold a draft for a week to get a single sentence right.
How to reach us
For story pitches, corrections, partnerships, or just to say hello, please visit our contact page. We try to respond to every legitimate message within a week.
If you found a factual error in a piece, please write to us before sharing it on social. We take corrections seriously and will issue a public, dated correction at the top of any affected article.
