Freelance writers summarize recent machine learning research papers for The Batch, an AI newsletter reaching over two million professionals and students. Writers must understand machine learning technology, explain complex research clearly in an established format, and communicate effectively in English. The role is intended for graduate students and postdocs in machine learning, with negotiable freelance compensation.
The Batch, Andrew Ng's weekly newsletter on artificial intelligence, seeks freelance writers who have a clear, detailed understanding of machine learning technology! The Batch reaches over 2 million machine learning professionals and students worldwide. You can see our archive here: deeplearning.ai/thebatch
We're looking for graduate students and postdocs in machine learning to write summaries of recent research. This is a paid freelance position (fee negotiable). It involves summarizing research papers in our established format and in clear language that's understandable by readers who may be new to the field.
Would you like to educate up-and-coming practitioners and possess a combination of machine-learning expertise and English-language writing skill? Please apply.
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