Edictai publishes opinion essays on artificial intelligence policy in K-12 and higher education. We welcome submissions from educators, students, researchers, administrators, policymakers and parents.
Essays that make a clear, well-supported argument about AI policy in schools or colleges, with priority for those that address a specific bill, rule, policy or study. We do not publish news reporting, academic papers, promotional content, or essays written on behalf of a company, vendor or campaign.
Essays should run 800 to 1,500 words, with sources linked in the text and a biography of one or two sentences. Our editors verify every factual claim against Edictai’s records and the original documents.
Disclose any affiliation, funding or financial interest relevant to your subject, and any use of generative AI. Submissions must be original and not published or under consideration elsewhere.
Accepted essays are edited for clarity, length and style, and authors approve the final version. Essays are labelled Opinion and carry the author’s name and biography. We aim to respond within two weeks.