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284 AI Journalists from Leading News Outlets
Our PR experts, led by Arsh B., a seasoned PR Manager at PressContact, have meticulously curated this list of top AI journalists for 2025. Each journalist was selected based on their relevance in covering AI topics, the readership of their articles, and the frequency of their publications. A special weightage score was also assigned to their respective publications to ensure you get the most authoritative and impactful voices in the AI industry. Having up-to-date profiles of these journalists ensures that your pitches for AI-related press releases are timely and targeted, maximizing your chances of impactful coverage.
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Cade Metz stands at the forefront of AI journalism, combining technical expertise with investigative rigor. As a senior correspondent for The New York Times, he illuminates how artificial intelligence reshapes industries, governments, and daily life.
Recent accolades include the 2023 Loeb Award for his autonomous weapons series and bestselling author status for Genius Makers. Metz continues to shape public understanding of AI through meticulous reporting and narrative-driven analysis.
This multimedia journalist translates complex technological developments into human-centered narratives for outlets including NOVA PBS and Fortune. Her work sits at the intersection of:
"Bring me stories that make readers simultaneously marvel at the technology and reflect on its human implications."
James Amend (1972–2020) was Wards Intelligence’s senior editor specializing in AI and autonomous vehicle development. Based in Detroit, his work influenced regulatory frameworks and OEM R&D strategies through rigorous analysis of emerging technologies.
His legacy includes mentoring 23 junior reporters and shaping Wards’ Emerging Tech Desk, which continues to apply his methodology of combining patent analysis with executive interviews.
This independent audio journalist and Pulitzer Center Fellow has become the foremost chronicler of automation's societal impacts through award-winning podcasts and investigative features. Her work for MIT Technology Review, PRX, and The Wall Street Journal redefined how mainstream audiences engage with emerging technologies.
"The best stories live where technology meets human behavior" - Strong in 2024 Web Summit Keynote
Joe McKendrick is ZDNet's lead AI strategist covering enterprise technology adoption through an infrastructure-first lens. His work bridges the gap between data architecture and AI implementation, with recent focus areas including:
Successful pitches to McKendrick demonstrate:
Jordan Novet is a senior technology reporter at CNBC, where he demystifies artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and corporate software strategies. Based in San Francisco, his work often spotlights Microsoft’s evolving role in the AI landscape while holding tech giants accountable for ethical oversights.
Senior contributor at The Atlantic covering:
“Real AI accountability requires examining power structures, not just technical flaws.”
This AI-focused tech journalist provides essential coverage for:
"The most impactful AI stories aren't about what's possible - they're about what's practical at scale." - Editorial philosophy evident across Wiggers' work
This Sydney Morning Herald contributor and University of Canberra Research Fellow bridges urban design and public health policy. With 15+ years’ experience from Harvard to Canberra, Leigh’s work shapes how Australian cities approach climate resilience and equitable space design.
“Schoolyards are relief valves for adolescent stress – we must design them as mental health infrastructure first.”
Is Canberra up for the challenge? UC researchers track progress towards a healthy and sustainable city
Enjoyed by Jack but Endured by Jill: an Exploratory Case Study Examining Differences in Adolescent Design Preferences and Perceived Impacts of a Secondary Schoolyard
Reimagining the post-pandemic city
At Business Insider, Russell has become the definitive chronicler of how artificial intelligence is reshaping white-collar professions while maintaining a critical eye on startup ecosystems. Her work bridges technical complexity and human impact, making her essential reading for investors and operators alike.
Russell’s reporting serves as both mirror and map for the AI revolution—reflecting current disruptions while charting paths through tech’s ethical and financial complexities.
New York tech workers are flocking to a coffee shop across from OpenAI's new office. I checked it out.
Silicon Valley is on edge as Trump's immigration policy sparks fear among tech workers
The Seed 40: the Best Women Early-Stage Investors of 2024
As The Logic’s senior AI reporter, Hemmadi deciphers how emerging technologies reshape economies and governance. Based in Toronto with deep Ottawa policy roots, he’s become essential reading for:
Avoid: Consumer gadget reviews, pure academic research without commercialization pathways, or U.S.-centric analyses lacking Canadian analogs.
Bloomberg Opinion's premier AI analyst brings two decades of investigative rigor to tech's most pressing debates. Based in London with global reach, her work informs policymakers and Fortune 500 boards alike.
2024FT Business Book of the Year 2023PRCA Digital Journalist Award 2019Top 100 UK Tech Influencers
Pete Pachal is the founder of The Media Copilot, a leading Substack publication and consultancy analyzing AI's impact on journalism. With over 20 years of tech reporting experience at Mashable, CoinDesk, and Fast Company, he now focuses on:
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As Bloomberg’s senior AI reporter, Metz deciphers how enterprises implement generative tools while navigating ethical and operational challenges. Her work sits at the intersection of corporate strategy and machine learning development, with recent scoops about OpenAI’s enterprise features and Microsoft’s factory floor AI pilots.
“The best stories show how AI changes job roles, not just workflows.” - Metz to SABEW 2024
Her award-winning 2023 series on hiring algorithms remains essential reading for HR tech vendors, demonstrating her ability to influence industry practices through rigorous investigation.
OpenAI Enhances ChatGPT’s Image Editing and Text Integration for Broader Business Use
OpenAI Accuses New York Times of ‘Not Telling the Full Story’ About Copyright While Admitting ‘Rare Bug’ Spits Out Exact Quotes
I Tried the Desktop of the Future — And I’m Sticking With the Past
As AI Editor for Tom's Guide, Morrison specializes in demystifying complex technologies through actionable analysis. His 20-year career spans:
"The most compelling stories live at the intersection of technological capability and human need."
As founding editor of The Next Platform, Morgan specializes in analyzing enterprise infrastructure transitions, particularly in AI/ML hardware ecosystems. His work informs CTOs and investors navigating the $300B AI infrastructure market.
Recent recognition includes CRN's Channel Visionary Award (2023) for predicting HPC cloud adoption trends. Morgan's analyses are required reading for infrastructure architects at 92% of Fortune 100 tech firms.
Andrew Orlowski stands as Britain's preeminent technology policy critic, currently shaping debates through his Weekly Telegraph column. With three decades spanning engineering journalism and parliamentary testimony, his work dissects how technological systems reshape institutional power structures.
"The most dangerous technologies are those we stop questioning" - Orlowski's recurring column theme
As Executive Editor at PCWorld, Brad Chacos has become the go-to authority for GPU analysis and AI-driven gaming technologies. His work focuses on:
With 15+ years covering PC hardware, Chacos combines technical expertise with a knack for explaining complex engineering concepts through relatable gaming scenarios.
As Entrepreneur’s premier futurism analyst, Reese deciphers how emerging technologies reshape human systems. His work sits at the intersection of:
“Technology doesn’t replace humans—it makes our hours more productive. The real limiter isn’t job quantity, but our imagination in creating new value.”
Elon Musk Predicted Artificial Intelligence Would Be 'Seriously Dangerous' by 2019. How Close Is That to Reality?
Artificial Intelligence Will Be the Greatest Jobs Engine the World Has Ever Seen
SGMC Health Expands Graduate Medical Education Program With 2025 Match Day
Caroline Haskins is a business reporter at WIRED, where she investigates the societal and ethical implications of emerging technologies. Her work often focuses on surveillance systems, corporate accountability, and labor practices within the tech industry.
Charlotte Ricca is a senior media analyst and journalist specializing in AI-driven innovation and performance psychology. Currently contributing to Digital Content Next, her work bridges technological advancement with human-centric outcomes in journalism and beyond.
With 30+ years reporting Australia's tech evolution, Chris Griffith brings unparalleled insight into consumer technology and AI integration. His current work for Channel News focuses on:
Griffith prioritizes stories with:
"The best tech journalism doesn't just explain what's new – it reveals what's meaningful."
As Managing Editor (Technology) at Computer Weekly, Cliff Saran occupies a unique position bridging enterprise IT realities with strategic innovation. His coverage areas demand particular attention from PR teams aiming to influence senior technology decision-makers.
“We ended up flipping somewhere in the region of 1,500 to 2,000 virtual machines...in just six weeks” – Nick Ovenden, CTO Markerstudy Group (via Saran’s Nutanix analysis)
With 150+ bylines annually and editorial oversight of Computer Weekly’s technology vertical, Saran offers PR teams unparalleled access to IT leadership audiences. His work requires data-rich narratives that withstand technical scrutiny while demonstrating clear business impact.
Danielle Abril brings over a decade of investigative rigor to her role as Fortune's San Francisco-based tech correspondent. Her reporting dissects how corporate decisions at firms like Meta and Google reshape labor markets, public policy, and technological ethics.
"The most impactful stories live where spreadsheet formulas meet human consequences."
With awards from the Online News Association and Dallas Press Club, Abril's work consistently bridges investigative depth with narrative urgency. Her current focus on AI governance positions her as a must-read analyst for anyone tracking tech's evolving role in public life.
Tech companies are telling immigrant employees on visas not to leave the U.S.
Signal chat groups become safe havens for political discourse under new administration
Analyzing the efficacy of Elon Musk's demands for federal worker productivity metrics
As Head of Editorial at Lux Capital, Crichton deciphers how emerging technologies reshape global power structures. His work in Securities and Riskgaming has redefined venture capital journalism through:
Seeking stories that:
Avoid pitches on consumer gadgets or Silicon Valley personality profiles. Crichton’s 2025 research focuses on xenotransplantation economics and quantum error correction’s climate implications.
Based in London, Danny Palmer is Head of Editorial at Darktrace’s The Inference, focusing on advanced cybersecurity threats and AI’s evolving role in digital defense. With 15+ years at ZDNet and Computing UK, he’s become a primary source for:
“The most effective security strategies anticipate how attackers adapt – not just how defenses improve.”
Palmer’s work has informed policies at NCSC and transatlantic cyber cooperation frameworks. His reporting combines technical depth with actionable business insights, making him essential reading for CISOs and policymakers alike.
How hackers exploit cyber insurance policies to make more money from ransomware attacks
The new face of fraud: AI and deepfakes in Business Email Compromise attacks
White House appears to use AI in tariff rate calculations
As lead writer for VentureBeat’s GamesBeat, Dean Takahashi specializes in the intersection of hardware, AI, and game development. With 30+ years covering Silicon Valley, his work prioritizes:
Recent accolades include the 2022 IGDA Lifetime Achievement Award for his Xbox exposés. Takahashi continues to shape industry conversations through his annual GamesBeat Summit conferences.
With 20+ years reporting for Community College Daily and eSchool News, Pierce specializes in:
Devin Coldewey is a Seattle-based technology journalist specializing in the societal impacts of emerging technologies. As a 16-year veteran at TechCrunch with additional bylines in The Economist and NBC News, he brings a unique perspective shaped by:
Coldewey's 2025 coverage prioritizes:
As The Washington Post’s Silicon Valley correspondent, Dwoskin specializes in:
When reaching out to AI journalists, each interaction should feel timely and relevant—just like the technology you’re showcasing. Our guidance is built on insights from hundreds of successful press releases. This section will help you understand when and why to engage AI journalists, how to craft impactful press releases, and the best etiquette for your pitches, ensuring your message not only reaches but resonates with the right audience.
Effective contact with AI journalists involves strategic timing and methodical outreach, especially when utilizing resources such as the media list provided by PressContact. Our media list includes detailed email addresses and journalist profiles, offering an affordable solution that is over 300% cheaper than other major media list providers. Here’s how best to use this resource:
By leveraging our media list, which offers the most comprehensive and affordable access to AI journalists, you can ensure that your outreach efforts are timely, relevant, and effective.
Crafting press releases for the AI sector requires not only clarity and conciseness but also a deep understanding of the AI landscape to resonate with both journalists and their tech-savvy readers. Here’s how you can optimize your press releases for AI news:
These strategies will help ensure that your press release not only captures the attention of AI journalists but also provides them with the clear and compelling information they need to write their stories.
The etiquette involved in pitching to AI journalists can dictate the success of your PR efforts. As a PR expert who has navigated countless campaigns, here are some nuanced tips:
Adhering to these etiquette guidelines will help you build strong, respectful relationships with AI journalists, increasing the likelihood of your pitches being well-received and covered.
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