Welcome to zaymah.com, the ultimate hub for knowledge sharing of AI as a Service. We are excited to invite content creators, AI industry specialists, and technology bloggers to contribute their unique perspectives and expertise through guest posts on our platform. Our goal is to provide comprehensive insights into the ever-evolving world of AI. If you’re passionate about AI and want to share your knowledge with a wider audience, submit your guest post today and join our growing community! In-depth technical papers are what we’re searching for. A company’s digital transformation, AI in the Browser, Deep Fakes and the Algorithms Behind Them, Publishing Knowledge Graphs. Case studies are what we are searching for. Managing Drones, Point of Failure: When AI Goes Rogue, and What Happened to the Self-Driving Car? Last but not least, we seek thinking leadership: Where Do We Go From Here? Who Really Benefits From AI? and  Trolley Ethics. We want you to put on the hats of a teacher, a prognosticator, and an analyst and tell us about the world that YOU perceive. Having said that, it’s equally important to know what we’re not searching for. Marketing elements are not what we are searching for. If the toolkit for your product is intriguing and you can explore. Articles between 600 and 1800 words are generally preferred by us. Professional writing that is clear, concise, and divided into manageable paragraphs is what we’re searching for Provide your name, title, and affiliation with your place of employment or education. Include a list of three to six bullet points (referred to as Data Points) that summarizes the article’s main points or conclusions, if at all possible. Try to give your reader something to entice them to read your article, even if these match the section headers. Generally speaking, DSC editors favor fewer (or no) links to external sources, particularly when those references are promotional. Additionally, we maintain the right to link to definitional content on other TechTarget websites. If links are included. Generally speaking, these links should only show up at the bottom of the article rather than inline (think footnotes), and try to ensure that they open in a separate pane (this should be simpler soon). At the bottom of your article, include a brief biography. In the bio, you can include a link to your personal website or LinkedIn page. Articles that have been in draft form for more than three months will be removed. Once an article has been submitted, DSC cannot guarantee that it will be published, but we will do our best to notify you as soon as possible if the article was accepted. Enjoy yourself, use your imagination, and take a chance. Greetings from Zaymah.