2025-09-21 SheWritesAI Directory Update: 513 writers in 52+ countries
Added: 7 new people, no new country locations or states, no new language combinations.
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This update adds 7 new people, no new country locations, no new US states, no new languages.
Jessica at Women Writin' 'Bout AI (USA) - Women Writin' 'Bout AI
Tonie Marie Gordon, PhD (USA) - AI Matters
High on AI (Italy) - High on AI
Linn (AI in the Room) (Sweden) - Linn (AI in the Room)
Seren Skye (UK) - How To Love Your AI
Shamim Rajani (USA) - The Leadership Lens
suman suhag (India) - suman suhag
This directory update also includes small updates to a few outdated listings.
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