Jenna Whitmore is a freelance writer and digital-culture commentator whose recent work focuses on the social, professional, and legal ripple-effects of artificial intelligence. Currently contributing to Ai or Not, she's tackled everything from AI's implications for copyright and visual art to which jobs are likely to thrive or disappear in the next several years.
Based in the United States, Jenna draws on a background in media, technology, and marketing to write clear, engaging pieces that help readers think critically about the future of work, creativity, and ethics in a rapidly changing digital world. Her writing is sharp and accessible, often turning technical or legal questions into thought-provoking but readable insights, a style that reflects her broader interest in making complex ideas understandable and relevant.
When she isn't writing, Jenna enjoys photography, storytelling, and exploring how visuals and words combine to shape culture, a passion that came through in earlier career phases. Outside the screen, she's a believer in lifelong learning, curious conversations, and staying ahead of change.
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