Add Insight & Analysis to a List of Statistics

We run Programs.com, an independent research site on AI and cybersecurity education. We have a stats page on AI data centers with 39 statistics, each cited to a source (McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, Gartner, Stanford, etc.). Right now each stat has a headline number. We need you to add real insight and analysis under every stat.

What "insight" means here:

For each stat, write 2–4 sentences that add context, provide more detail from the underlying study, and explain why the figure is important. Here's an examples from another page of ours:

Stat: US businesses invested more than $44B in data centers in the first quarter of 2026.

Analysis: The vast majority of data center spending comes from US-based hyperscalers, including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and others, that are already building in the US and have plans to invest even more in the coming years. The capital spending of each hyperscaler is already trending toward $200 billion annually. Although other countries are seeing an uptick in data center investment, most face restrictive regulations, higher energy costs, and fewer financial incentives than the US.

Requirements

-100% human-written. We check every submission with multiple AI detectors. Anything flagged is rejected and the contract ends.

-Based in the US, native English.

-Comfortable reading reports from consultancies, banks, and academic sources and pulling out the details that matter.

-Prior experience writing data-driven or research-heavy content (send a sample).

Deliverable

Google Doc, stats in the existing order (we will send these), your analysis under each one. Delivered within 7 days.

To give you a better idea of what you'll be delivering, here's how a final page will look: programs.com/resources/voice-phishing-stats/

To apply:

-Link to the #1 best piece of content you've written (can be on the web or a Google Doc)

-1-2 sentences outlining why you'd do a great job with this project

To help us sort through automation submissions please put the name of Shopify's CEO at the top of your application.

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