This weekend I was reading a lot of Op-Eds about ChatGPT’s 2 year anniversary that just passed on November 30th. Meanwhile a well-liked and important researcher at OpenAI left the startup and explained why on Substack.

Elon Musk was also in the Thanksgiving spirit, Elon is asking a federal court to stop OpenAI from converting into a fully, for-profit business, even as Canadian media outlets sue OpenAI.

OpenAI has in the area of 250 million weekly users on ChatGPT. Two years ago, on Nov. 30 2022, OpenAI launched ChatGPT and the hype frenzy around Generative AI has been entertaining at least. ChatGPT has probably changed your life the most if you are a high school or college student, and there are a lot of nifty AI tools and homework aids for Students.

“ChatGPT has probably changed your life the most if you are a high school or college student, if you work in customer service or software development, or if you're trying to become a prolific poster on LinkedIn. - Ina Fried, re Axios. “

A lot of Gen AI adoption is a bit like crypto, most are mostly male, and young, as in students. That’s why we see such a specular surge in new subscriptions for ChatGPT during the back to school season.

In 2024, nearly 35% of all venture capital-funded startups have been AI-related. Given how few winners there actually are, I’m not sure that’s even a good thing for American innovation. If you aren’t a student or some sort of LinkedIn AI tool maker who created one of those tools to game LinkedIn influencers, it’s entirely possible Generative AI is not even on your radar much.

Anthropic, xAI, CoreWeave, Scale AI, OpenAI, and Xaira Therapeutics have all raised rounds of over $1 Billion in 2025 in AI, some of them a lot more. Scaling laws aren’t just slowing, the winners are operating like they are in winner-take-all industries even as BigTech is racing to increase capex for 2024 that will significantly eclipse 2023 levels.

ChatGPT was one of the fastest growing Apps in History

For OpenAI, so much of their revenue is tied to paid subscriptions of ChatGPT from students globally and GenZ and Alpha generations in particular. ChatGPT even disrupted an EdTech company. GenZ and Alpha also leverage Generative AI as early adopters in writing and coding, in homework and at work better and more than the rest of us. They are also more worried about its impacts on the future of work and their careers.

If ChatGPT was the iPhone moment for Generative AI, Nvidia has been the revenue driver soaring on demand from BigTech and American Cloud leaders. But in society are we priming young male students to see AI differently than the rest of the population? Something weird is going on.

Image credit: Bloomberg. Women and men appear to see Generative AI very differently.

Students are using AI Tools a Great Deal

Every month adoption of AI tools, not just ChatGPT necessarily, is increasing among student populations globally:

While LLMs may be subject to the law of diminishing returns — where each added unit of input yields progressively smaller gains. As LLMs grow larger, the costs of getting high-quality training data and scaling infrastructure increase exponentially, reducing the returns on performance improvement in new models. In truth, young students growing up on ChatGPT today, might be totally different workers in a few years. I think we have to respect be cognisant that it won’t all be good.

I asked for a guide on some of the top tools in AI for students and to rate or grade them. Few people are as qualified as he is at actually doing this. He’s the founder of Educating AI Newsletter. Scroll down if you want to read that right away.

OpenAI, which is now valued at $157 billion is going to lose a lot of money in 2025, and it’s going to be a real test of its staying power. In 2024, their rival and splinter startup Anthropic more or less is growing faster in the crucial Enterprise AI segment than they are according to a report by Menlo Ventures.

While Generative AI is supposed to be adding value or even mythical productivity to many industries, if that’s the case why are most of ChatGPTs users just young men who happen to be students?

Major Generative AI Impact on Industries - Vertical Apps

• Healthcare

• Legal

• Financial Services

• Media & Entertainment

• Science & Research

• Education? (is this stuff good enough for Education)

If junior developers have seen their job prospects materially impacted by ChatGPT and Claude, what gives? While Enterprise AI will take years to play out for Generative AI, the verdict on who the users of frontier models are is clear.

So let’s talk about some of the other AI and homework related tools students are using not named ChatGPT. I think we can learn a lot from students and young people who are usually the earliest adopters of new technologies.

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Brief list of AI Tools for Students, Homework, Writing and Research

• Photomath

• Grademaxx

• Quillbot

• Gauth by ByteDance

• Moxie Learn

• StudyFetch, among many others mentioned in the graded guide.

✨ What is Gauth

Gauth is one of the trending Ed-Tech related apps by the same company as the maker of TikTok. Read more about it in the report by a16z on trending consumer AI apps.

Gauth, originally launched as Gauthmath in 2021, is an AI-powered study companion designed to assist students with their homework across various subjects. Initially focused on mathematics, the app has expanded its capabilities to include subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, and more.

I actually expect Chinese makers to dominate the intersection of Generative AI and education apps in 2025 and the years to come.

🏆 The Best Writing Tool for Paraphrasing: Quillbot

Quillbot is one of the most underrated and unknown AI tools out there for writing. It’s actually super popular, it’s just not talked about or mentioned much.

QuillBot is an AI-powered writing tool designed to assist users in enhancing their writing quality through various features. It primarily functions as a paraphrasing tool, allowing users to input text and receive suggestions for rephrasing while maintaining the original meaning. This capability is particularly beneficial for students, writers, and professionals looking to improve clarity and fluency in their writing.

Best writing Tool

I mentioning these two, because I don’t think our guide goes too much into detail about them.

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In the spirit of utility and trying to give my readers some grounded options to empower their ability to have the best access to breaking news in the machine learning, LLM and Generative A.I. space, I’ve prepared some lists of who to follow on LinkedIn (my handle), X and so forth.

This post will be about those people, and if you “super follow” them, it’s like doing RLHF on your social media feeds to get the best A.I. insights with the least possible effort. I spend hours on this every month, so it may offer access to experts that you might not have been aware of.

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I keep updating these lists on an ongoing basis for premium subscribers. This transforms your LinkedIn feed in seeing posts that really increases your access to A.I. news, paper summaries, breakthroughs, machine learning trends, and knowledge.

This X (formerly Twitter) list below is adjusted to include a balanced portfolio to super-follow on X, that includes: (both women and men who are)

• 👨🏻‍🔬 Researchers

• ✍🏾 Authors

• 🔨 Builders

• 🧑🏻‍🎤 Journalists

• 📑 A.I. Tool aggregators

• 👩‍💼Executives

• 💵Venture Capitalists

• 👨🏻‍🏫 A.I. educators

• 🌸 Newsletter Creators, and so many other categories directly related to the A.I. knowledge graph.

The recommended folk on LinkedIn are primarily scientists and researchers who have active useful posts related to A.I. and often valuable breaking news. For an A.I. enthusiast it’s very valuable to follow the right people.

Areas of Focus and Interest? 🧐

Who is this For?

The below lists are ideal for A.I. enthusiasts seeking breaking news as well as A.I. alignment and policy specific insights. The primary networks explored are LinkedIn and X (formerly called Twitter).

This is to complement my Masterlist of AI Newsletters to follow.

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This X (formerly Twitter) list below is adjusted to include a balanced portfolio to super-follow on X, that includes: (both women and men who are)

• 👨🏻‍🔬 Researchers

• ✍🏾 Authors

• 🔨 Builders

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• 📑 A.I. Tool aggregators

• 👩‍💼Executives

• 💵Venture Capitalists

• 👨🏻‍🏫 A.I. educators

• 🌸 Newsletter Creators, and so many other categories directly related to the A.I. knowledge graph.

The recommended folk on LinkedIn are primarily scientists and researchers who have active useful posts related to A.I. and often valuable breaking news. For an A.I. enthusiast it’s very valuable to follow the right people.

Who is this For?

The below lists are ideal for A.I. enthusiasts seeking breaking news as well as A.I. alignment and policy specific insights. The primary networks explored are LinkedIn and X (formerly called Twitter).

This is to complement my Masterlist of AI Newsletters to follow. Additionally I have links and chat dialogues on related topics, including other publication I manage on the header and footer of this Newsletter.

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I’m often asked what does Premium get you for my Newsletter.

After providing an epic list of A.I. Newsletters across the web, it’s time for something just as useful (repost due to updates of the lists). I’ve recently updated the LinkedIn AI influencer list below.

In the spirit of utility and trying to give my readers some grounded options to empower their ability to have the best access to breaking news in the A.I. space, I’ve prepared some lists of who to follow on LinkedIn, X and so forth.

This post will be about those people, and if you “super follow” them, it’s like doing RLHF on your social media feeds to get the best A.I. insights with the least possible effort. I spend hours on this every month, so it may offer access to experts that you might not have been aware of.

The post today includes:

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• Who to follow on X (formerly Twitter) for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. alignment, governance, ethics, regulatory and policy related to trust & safety issues that is one of the emerging topics of our times

If you want to just access these lists but aren’t sure if you want to remain a premium subscriber, no problem, just try the free trial.

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AI Influencer Lists

I keep updating these lists on an ongoing basis for premium subscribers. This transforms your LinkedIn feed in seeing posts that really increases your access to A.I. knowledge.

This X (formerly Twitter) list below is adjusted to include a balanced portfolio to super-follow on X, that includes: (both women and men who are)

• 👨🏻‍🔬 Researchers

• ✍🏾 Authors

• 🔨 Builders

• 🧑🏻‍🎤 Journalists

• 📑 A.I. Tool aggregators

• 👩‍💼Executives

• 💵Venture Capitalists

• 👨🏻‍🏫 A.I. educators

• 🌸 Newsletter Creators, and so many other categories directly related to the A.I. knowledge graph.

The recommended folk on LinkedIn are primarily scientists and researchers who have active useful posts related to A.I. and often valuable breaking news. For an A.I. enthusiast it’s very valuable to follow the right people.

Who is this For?

The below lists are ideal for A.I. enthusiasts seeking breaking news as well as A.I. alignment and policy specific insights. The primary networks explored are LinkedIn and X (formerly called Twitter).

This is to complement my Masterlist of AI Newsletters to follow. Additionally I have links and chat dialogues on related topics, including other publication I manage on the header and footer of this Newsletter.

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So on October 12th, Airstreet Capital put out their widely celebrated State of AI Report 2023.

So let’s get into it:

🔸Now in its sixth year, the State of AI Report 2023 is reviewed by leading AI practioners in industry and research.

🔹It considers the following key dimensions, including a new Safety section:

1. Research: Technology breakthroughs and their capabilities.

2. Industry: Areas of commercial application for AI and its business impact.

3. Politics: Regulation of AI, its economic implications and the evolving geopolitics of AI.

4. Safety: Identifying and mitigating catastrophic risks that highly-capable future AI systems could pose to us.

5. Predictions: What we believe will happen and a performance review to keep us honest.

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In its 6th (and possibly most dramatic) year our report condenses what you *need* to know in AI research, industry, safety, and politics. This open-access report is our contribution to the AI ecosystem. Many thanks to Othmane Sebbouh, Corina Gurau, and Alex Chalmers for their incredible support producing it. - Nathan Benaich

Key takeaways:

1. GPT-4 is the master of all it surveys (for now), beating every other LLM on both classic benchmarks and exams designed to evaluate humans, validating the power of proprietary architectures and reinforcement learning from human feedback.

2. Efforts are growing to try to clone or surpass proprietary performance, through smaller models, better datasets, and longer context. These could gain new urgency, amid concerns that human-generated data may only be able to sustain AI scaling trends for a few more years.

3. LLMs and diffusion models continue to drive real-world breakthroughs, especially in the life sciences, with meaningful steps forward in both molecular biology and drug discovery.

4. Compute is the new oil, with NVIDIA printing record earnings and startups wielding their GPUs as a competitive edge. As the US tightens its restrictions on trade restrictions on China and mobilizes its allies in the chip wars, NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD have started to sell export-control proof chips at scale.

5. GenAI saves the VC world, as amid a slump in tech valuations, AI startups focused on generative AI applications (including video, text, and coding), raised over $18 billion from VC and corporate investors.

6. The safety debate has exploded into the mainstream, prompting action from governments and regulators around the world. However, this flurry of activity conceals profound divisions within the AI community and a lack of concrete progress towards global governance, as governments around the world pursue conflicting approaches.

7. Challenges mount in evaluating state of the art models, as standard LLMs often struggle with robustness. Considering the stakes, as “vibes-based” approach isn’t good enough.

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I will at times include my own commentary.

The folks at Air Street Capital write this report to compile the most interesting things we’ve seen, with the aim of provoking an informed conversation about the state of AI. Which is right up my alley.

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Nathan Benaich, Founder and General Partner, on 6 September 2023 announced Air Street Capital’s second fund of $121,212,121. Check out their Portfolio here. Also Essays and Previous Editions (worth looking into frankly).

Air Street also it should be noticed have angels from OpenAI, Google, DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs, Spotify, Recursion, Exscientia, InstaDeep/BioNTech, Hugging Face, Flexport, Wayve and many others. Their Newsletter, Guide to AI has been around since 2015.

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Hello Everyone,

🤯 This is going to be a bit of a weird and hopefully inspiring brain dump. 🧠

After providing and continuing to grow an epic list of A.I. Newsletters across the web, it’s time for something just as useful.

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• On occasional Sundays, I also have a series where I introduce you to some of the Newsletters on that epic list. It’s called Good Reads in A.I. and the format is for weekend reading.

In case you are new around here I’m also working on lists of influencers in A.I. to get the best out of feeds for A.I. news.

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In the spirit of utility and trying to give my readers some grounded options to empower their ability to have the best access to breaking news in the A.I. space, I’ve prepared some lists of who to follow on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter) and so forth.

I have started a list for who to follow in Meta’s Threads, but until they work on the app I cannot recommend it.

Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback on the A.I. Landscape

This post will be about those people, and if you “super follow” them, it’s like doing RLHF on your social media feeds to get the best A.I. insights with the least possible effort.

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• Who to follow on X (formerly Twitter) for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. alignment, governance, ethics, regulatory and policy related to trust & safety issues that is one of the emerging topics of our times

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I keep updating these lists on an ongoing basis for premium subscribers while maintaining a subreddit. These influencer lists transform your LinkedIn feed in seeing posts that really increases your access to A.I. knowledge.

This X (formerly Twitter) list below is adjusted to include a balanced portfolio to super-follow on X, that includes: (both women and men who are)

• 👨🏻‍🔬 Researchers

• ✍🏾 Authors

• 🔨 Builders

• 🧑🏻‍🎤 Journalists

• 📑 A.I. Tool aggregators

• 👩‍💼Executives

• 💵Venture Capitalists

• 👨🏻‍🏫 A.I. educators

• 🌸 Newsletter Creators, and so many other categories directly related to the A.I. knowledge graph.

The recommended folk on LinkedIn are primarily scientists and researchers who have active useful posts related to A.I. and often valuable breaking news. For an A.I. enthusiast it’s very valuable to follow the right people.

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During the summer of 2023, I took the liberty of doing a survey of A.I. Newsletters on the web. I paid special attention to Newsletters from platform…

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Hello Everyone,

After providing an epic list of A.I. Newsletters across the web, it’s time for something just as useful.

My prices are going from $8 to $10 in September and $75 to $100 yearly. So this is your chance if you want to lock in the lower price and get more premium coverage.

Welcome to all the readers returning from their summer break, holidays and gearing up for the new school year. In the spirit of utility and trying to give my readers some grounded options to empower their ability to have the best access to breaking news in the A.I. space, I’ve prepared some lists of who to follow on LinkedIn, X and so forth.

This post will be about those people, and if you “super follow” them, it’s like doing RLHF on your social media feeds to get the best A.I. insights with the least possible effort.

The post today includes:

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• Who to follow on X (formerly Twitter) for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. coverage

• Who to follow on LinkedIn for A.I. alignment, governance, ethics, regulatory and policy related to trust & safety issues that is one of the emerging topics of our times

If you want to just access these lists but aren’t sure if you want to remain a premium subscriber, no problem, just try the free trial.

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I keep updating these lists on an ongoing basis for premium subscribers. This transforms your LinkedIn feed in seeing posts that really increases your access to A.I. knowledge.

This X (formerly Twitter) list below is adjusted to include a balanced portfolio to super-follow on X, that includes: (both women and men who are)

• 👨🏻‍🔬 Researchers

• ✍🏾 Authors

• 🔨 Builders

• 🧑🏻‍🎤 Journalists

• 📑 A.I. Tool aggregators

• 👩‍💼Executives

• 💵Venture Capitalists

• 👨🏻‍🏫 A.I. educators

• 🌸 Newsletter Creators, and so many other categories directly related to the A.I. knowledge graph.

The recommended folk on LinkedIn are primarily scientists and researchers who have active useful posts related to A.I. and often valuable breaking news. For an A.I. enthusiast it’s very valuable to follow the right people.

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This is a radical reading list. I do not attempt to judge, rank or even categorize this list. It is what it is. 📚 And it’s meant for some pretty hard core readers. Are you one of them? 📖 Because there’s a growing knowledge base here.

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I recommend you bookmark this post. This list is unique in its variety of topics and depth related to A.I. and the future of civilization.

I’m always reading, curating, aggregating articles and trying to discover Newsletters about A.I. for my audience. It is mostly simply like you, I am an A.I. enthusiast. You could even say, it’s my full time job (TGAB my new Newsletter project).

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I try to care about my readers and their experience. I don’t have a Podcast, but I try to be a knowledge base.

My hope is that this list will enable you to find new reading related to artificial intelligence, data engineering, and related futurism and emerging tech reads.

🖍️ Highlighted topics include:

• Artificial intelligence

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• Generative A.I. in Education

• Data Science at the intersection of Machine Learning

• Software development, Code and Generative A.I.

• AI in UX, Design and Product

• A.I. and China

• Singularity and Transhumanism

• Prompt Engineering

• A.I. in National Defense

• Machine Learning

• Singularity, Dystopia and Exponential Technology

• A.I. in Investing, Tech valuations, Generative A.I. prospects in Venture Capital

🔎 How to find your Newsletter Reads?

There are many different kinds of readers from the professional to the hobbyist to the philosophical, and I have tried to cater to many different audiences in this list and in its ongoing compilation.

Generally speaking, I tried to group newer and smaller Newsletters near the beginning of this list. More known Newsletters that have been around longer tend to be further down and deeper into the list (which has gotten pretty massive). I resisted the temptation to list them by categories.

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• For several of the Newsletters I have included an “example read” which often is their top performing article or the one that has the most salience to A.I. (not all of them are about A.I.).

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1. Visually AI by Heather Cooper

Visually AI by Heather Cooper

Your weekly dose of AI news, tools, and innovation with a visual twist. Breaking down barriers to make AI content creation accessible to all.

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• ChatGPT Plugins Change the AI Game

2. Archelia

Archedelia

Toward a political theory of the present.

By Matthew B. Crawford

• Seeing Like Google

3. The Upheaval

The Upheaval

Exploring the shared upheavals of our era, including technological and cultural change, the ideological revolution consuming the West, the rise of China, and the crisis of liberalism.

By N.S. Lyons

• The China Convergence

4. Kaloh’s Newsletter

Kaloh’s Newsletter

A weekly column and community about generative and AI art trends and markets. Join 8,500+ art enthusiasts.

• Could this be the most influential AI artist ever?

5. The AI Observer

The AI Observer

The AI Observer: Your guide to the world of artificial intelligence

By Nat

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• Revolutionizing Education: The Multifaceted Impact of AI in Learning and Teaching

6. Data Machina

Data Machina

Keep up with the latest AI / ML research, projects & repos. A weekly deep dive into what's new in Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning.

By Carlos

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• Data Machina #207, July, 2023 by Carlos

7. Artificial Ignorance

Artificial Ignorance

The AI newsletter I wished existed. A nuanced, no-hype exploration of AI for founders and makers.

By Charlie Guo

• The emergence of AI Engineering

8. AI: A Guide for Thinking Humans

AI: A Guide for Thinking Humans

I write about interesting new developments in AI.

By Melanie Mitchell

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• Do half of AI researchers believe that there's a 10% chance AI will kill us all?

9. The Strategy Deck

The Strategy Deck

In Pursuit of Competitive Advantage

By Alex Irina Sandu

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• Market Map: Gen AI Companies with Foundational Models

10. Understanding AI

Understanding AI

Exploring how AI works and how it's changing our world.

By Timothy B Lee

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Why I'm not worried about AI causing mass unemployment

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11. Underfitted

Underfitted

A breakdown of some of the most exciting ideas in Artificial Intelligence in fewer than 500 words.

By Santiago

• Five Reasons Production Machine Learning is Different From Everything You’ve Seen

12. AI Snake Oil

AI Snake Oil

What makes AI click, what makes it fail, and how to tell the difference

By Sayash Kapoor

Example Read

• Is GPT-4 getting worse over time?

13. Supervised

Supervised

Covering innovation and emerging technology in big data and AI.

By Matthew Lynley

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• Welcome to Supervised

14. The Learning Futures Digest

The Learning Futures Digest, Powered by DOMS™️

Exploring how AI will impact how we design & deliver learning experiences

By Dr Philippa Hardman

Example Read

• AI 101 for Educators (Paid)

15. Reboot

Reboot

Essays, events, and community about reimagining techno-optimism for a better collective future.

• The Artificiality of Alignment

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16. The Era of Generative A.I.

The Era of Generative AI

Telling the story of Generative AI and how it will change humanity

By Nina Schick

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• The Hero and the AI Apocalypse: How AI Founders are hedging their bets

17. The European AI Newsletter

18. The A.I. Exchange

https://news.theaiexchange.com/

(beehiiv)

Example Read

(Rather, check out her TikTok)

19. Turing Post

https://www.turingpost.com/ (beehiiv)

Example Read

• The secret sauce behind ChatGPT and other important LLMs

How to Use, User Manual

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20. Marvelous MLOps Substack

Marvelous MLOps Substack

Serving you expertise MLOps content

By MarvelousMLOps

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• The Minimum Set of Must-Haves for MLOps

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21. Learn Analytics Engineering

• Aspiring Analytics Engineers, Start Here.

22. The Quantum Stack

The Quantum Stack

Quantum computing, clarified. A Substack for professionals and executives who need to separate hype from reality, and stay on top of trends and opportunities.

By Travis L Scholten

• Quantum Machine Learning - An Introduction

23. Embeddings

Embeddings

An interview series exploring how generative AI is changing the way we create and consume culture.

By Lila Shroff

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On personalized media, alternative AI writing futures, and reconciling the poetic with the political

24. The TryWerx

The TryWerx

TryWerx is a newsletter about defense/dual-use technology & venture capital. Each post will try to break apart the market into digestible chunks to help identify insights on opportunities, mission, and trends.

By Navneet Vishwanathan

• A Defense Tech Market Map

25. Artificially Speaking

Artificially Speaking

Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and my thoughts.

By Kunal Kashyap

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• The Silicon Shield: How Taiwan's Dominance of the Chip Industry Makes It the World's Most Important Place

26. Stay Sustainable Blog

STAY Sustainable Blog

Sustainability, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and YOU! Weekly information with important information that goes deeper than other sources.

By Alec Crawford

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• Stopping Existential Threats from Artificial Intelligence

28. The Glimpse

The Glimpse

Glimpse the future before it arrives 🦾🚀🔋🧬 Readers from Uber, Robinhood, Coinbase, Waymo and more.

By Jacob Jolibois

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• Reprogramming Cancer to Self-Destruct

29. The Gap (By Futuristic Lawyer)

The Gap

Writing about the intersection of business, law and tech with a focus on social issues.

By TobiasMJ

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• Inflection AI & The Future of Personal Intelligence

30. The Intelligent Blog

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• Model Decay vs. Concept Drift: do we need to re-label our data to improve accuracy?

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31. The Artificially Intelligence Enterprise

The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise

A discussion of artificial intelligence for business users who want to improve their understanding of AI and take advantage of the artificial intelligence in their enterprises.

By Mark Hinkle

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• AI Prompt Engineering, Vocation or Required Business Skill?

32. GSV: AI & Education

GSV: AI & Education

GSV's Weekly Newsletter on AI and Education

By Claire Zau

• GSV's AI News & Updates (08/08/22)

33. SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter

SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter

Learn About End-To-End Data Flows (Data Engineering, MLOps, and Data Science)

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• What Is Query Driven Data Modeling

34. Educating AI

Educating AI

Let's figure how to best integrate and implement generative AI into today's classrooms!

By Nick Potkalitsky

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• Educating AI

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35. Future History

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• We Are the One Percent

36. Gradient Ascent

Gradient Ascent

Level up in machine learning the fun way - Illustrations, resources, videos, papers, and simplified breakdowns of hard to understand topics to make you an awesome practitioner! AI & Machine learning have never been simpler to learn!

By Sairam Sundaresan

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• Text-to-Image Diffusion Models Part II (Paid)

37. Matt Schlicht's AI Newsletter

https://www.mattprd.com/

(beehiiv)

Example Read

• The Complete Beginners Guide To Autonomous Agents

38. The Drew Report | The Business of AI

The Drew Report | The Business of AI

Your free guide to who is doing what to whom in the fast-developing world of artificial intelligence. For Founders, Business Leaders, and Career-minded individuals.

By Andy Wood

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• AI in Education: Balancing Risk and Reward

39. Latent Space

Latent Space

The AI Engineer newsletter + Top 10 US Tech podcast. Exploring AI UX, Agents, Devtools, Infra, Open Source Models, and more. See https://latent.space/about for highlights from Andrej Karpathy, George Hotz, Simon Willison, Emad Mostaque, and more!

By swyx

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• The Rise of the AI Engineer

40. Though the Noise

https://www.noisemedia.ai/ (beehiiv)

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• The Prompt #6 - Turn Favourite Books Into Your Life Coach

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41. Artificial Insights

Artificial Insights

One email every Monday about our transition toward AGI, computational creativity with personal remarks.

By Michell Zappa

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• Intelligence as a measure of how we treat others (013)

42. The Reputation Algorithm

The Reputation Algorithm

It's an algorithmic world and we're just living in it. David Erickson examines how digital platforms' algorithms influence and effect how our reputations as individuals and as organizations are perceived.

By David Erickson

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• Hollywood's Generative AI Future

43. The AI Solopreneur

https://aisolopreneur.beehiiv.com/ (beehiiv)

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44. Prompt Engineering Daily

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• 🌐 Claude - The ChatGPT Killer?

45. Deep (Learning) Focus

Deep (Learning) Focus

I contextualize and explain relevant deep learning topics.

By Cameron R. Wolfe, Ph.D.

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• Advanced Prompt Engineering, May 8th, 2023

46. Mark’s Substack

Mark’s Substack

My personal Substack

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• The hard problem of hard alignment

47. State of AI

State of AI

State of AI is a summary newsletter of the latest AI and Machine Learning papers made and curated by GPT-4.

By vox

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48. MetaphysicalCells

MetaphysicalCells

A newsletter about Science, Technology and AI Drug Discovery. Please add “@substack.com” to your email client, so you don’t miss future issues due to aggressive spam filters.

By Marina T Alamanou

• AI Drug Development Startups

49. The Future of Being Human

The Future of Being Human

What will it mean to be human a hundred years from now in a technologically advanced future, and how can this catalyze our thoughts and actions in the present? A wide-ranging newsletter on technology, society, and the future.

By Andrew Maynard

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• Oppenheimer is as relevant to the future of AI as it is nuclear weapons

50. Paul lusztin’s Newsletter (MLOps Design and Optimization)

Paul Iusztin's Newsletter

🤖 Level up in designing and productionizing ML systems using MLOps good practices.

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51. SwirlAI Newsletter

SwirlAI Newsletter

Learn about end-to-end Data Systems and stay up to date with what is happening in the Data World.

By Aurimas Griciūnas

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• SAI Notes #08: LLM based Chatbots to query your Private Knowledge Base.

52. Learning From Examples

Learning From Examples

AI history, policy, governance and more.

By Harry Law

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• Study watch: China’s AI Regulations and How They Get Made

53. Why Try AI

Why Try AI

What AI can do for you. Yes, you!

By Daniel Nest

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54. Data Analysis Journal

Data Analysis Journal

Where product, data science, and analytics intersect. Trusted by thousands of analysts and data scientists around the world

By Olga Berezovsky

• Introduction To Event-Based Analytics - Issue 142

55. The EU AI Act Newsletter

The EU AI Act Newsletter

Up-to-date developments and analyses of the proposed EU AI law.

By Risto Uuk

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• The EU AI Act Newsletter #34

56. Dutch Engineer’s Newsletter

Dutch Engineer’s Newsletter

Easy-to-understand explanations of data and machine learning engineering techniques so you can grow in your career

By Sarah Floris

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• Vector Databases

57. Machine Learning Pills

Machine Learning Pills

Weekly pill-sized articles on key Machine Learning concepts.

By David Andrés

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• Issue #24 - Can ChatGPT replace a Data Scientist?

58. The AiEdge Newsletter

The AiEdge Newsletter

A newsletter for continuous learning about Machine Learning applications, Machine Learning System Design, MLOps, the latest techniques and news. Subscribe and receive a free Machine Learning book PDF!

By Damien Benveniste

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• Revolutionizing Apple's Siri and Photos: Unveiling the Latest AI Breakthroughs and Personalized Virtual Assistants

59. Alpha Crows (original is in French)

https://alpha-crows.beehiiv.com/ (beehiiv)

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60. Future Tools Weekly

https://futuretools.beehiiv.com/ (beehiiv)

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61. Real-World Machine Learning

Real-World Machine Learning

Every Saturday Morning

By Pau Labarta Bajo

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• Real-World ML #011: How do you deploy your model?

62. Algorithmically Speaking

Algorithmically Speaking

A journey through the most beautiful algorithmic problems and solutions in the history of Computer Science.

By Alberto Gonzalez Rosales

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63. Telling the Future

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64. Deep Learning Daily Community

The Deep Learning Daily Community

Where deep learning practitioners come to learn new skills, connect with other practitioners, and solve their most difficult problems.

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• The Evolving Role of Data Scientists in the Era of Large Language Models

65. Artificial Intelligence Survey

Artificial Intelligence Survey 🤖🏦🧭

Bite size curation of links to A.I. News, funding and trending topics from around the web.

By Michael Spencer

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66. Artificial Fintelligence

Artificial Fintelligence

I write 1-2 detailed articles per month about AI research. I also write weekly articles analysing the papers that I've read that week ("weekly" should be taken loosely, as I have a day job and a baby).

By Finbarr Timbers

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• Five years of progress in GPTs

67. TLDR AI

https://tldr.tech/ai

68. Artificial Intelligence Learning

Artificial Intelligence Learning 🤖🧠🦾

I wanted a place to put some Artificial Intelligence definitions, what is, and how-to short articles to complement my A.I. coverage on A.I. Supremacy and A.I. Survey.

By Michael Spencer

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• What is GPT-Engineer?

69. Fortune - Eye on A.I.

https://content.fortune.com/newsletter/eye-on-ai/

70. One Useful Thing

One Useful Thing

Translating academic research into mostly useful insights, with some ephemera on the side. Mostly AI stuff recently. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

By Ethan Mollick

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Stay ahead on the latest in AI through weekly summaries and editorial deep dives providing unique perspectives on recent developments

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73. Ground Truth

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74. Breaking Stagnation

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75. The AI MEMO

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The newsletter for enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) leaders & those aspiring to become one.

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76. NEWART

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77. Not A Bot

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78. Interconnects

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Linking important ideas of AI. The interface of systems and society. The border between high-level and technical thinking. Most Wednesday mornings.

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79. MLOps Newsletter

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80. The Algorithms - MIT Tech Review

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81. ChinAI Newsletter

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Jeff Ding's weekly translations of writings from Chinese thinkers on China's AI landscape

By Jeffrey Ding

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82. The A.I. Product Report

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83. Gradient Flow

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Put data, machine learning, and AI to work.

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84. H+ Weekly

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H+ Weekly sheds light on the bleeding edge of technology and how advancements in AI, robotics, and biotech can usher in abundance, expand humanity's horizons, and redefine what it means to be human.

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85. The A.I. Analyst by Ben Parr

The A.I. Analyst by Ben Parr

What's going to happen next in AI? How far away are we from AGI? Will AI eliminate jobs and can society adapt? Former Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr explores how technology — especially AI — is impacting society and our future. 8,500+ subscribers.

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86. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to A.I. - by Parcha

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A newsletter exploring the world of artificial intelligence and how it is changing the way we live, work and play by Parcha.ai

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87. AI Unlocked by Polymath

AI Unlocked by Polymath

Every weekend we will come to you with a curated selection of only the most relevant updates & developments. Join our list of 10K+ readers from top-tier VC firms, BCG, McKinsey, Microsoft, Google, TFI & more.

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88. AK’s Substack

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89. Ankur’s Newsletter

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Covering major trends in artificial intelligence and startups.

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91. Unwind AI

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Your go-to newsletter on what's trending in the AI - from the field to your inbox! Read by over 6000+ AI professionals everyday!

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92. Underfitted

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A breakdown of some of the most exciting ideas in Artificial Intelligence in fewer than 500 words.

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93. Made with ML

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94. Artificial Intelligence Made Simple

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Turning complex ideas in AI Research, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Data Science into actionable insights. Read in over 160 countries. Sister Publication to Tech Made Simple

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95. AI Brews

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A thoughtfully curated weekly newsletter featuring AI products, learning resources and a digestible roundup of the week's impactful news. Stay effortlessly updated on AI without the information overload.

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96. Aurum Bits

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Offering simple stories to the hard concepts for those with more than a passing interest in AI.

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97. AI Changes Everything

AI Changes Everything

AI advice, how-tos, insights, news, thoughts and wisdom. AI changes everything.

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98. The Generative Post

The Generative Post

A (mostly) weekly newsletter highlighting news and happenings in the world of generativeAI

By David Greenfield

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99. GoatFury’s FutureScape

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A 30,000 foot view of how the world is changing today, especially with regard to rapid technological progress. Where's this bringing us?

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100. Future Essentials

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10 things every Friday that make you smarter about the future.

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101. Mostly Harmless Ideas

Mostly Harmless Ideas

Opinions, essays, full-blown technical articles, and short comments on Computer Science research, practice, and education.

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102. Paige’s Substack

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103. CogitoAlgo

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Navigating Sentience and the Singularity

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104. Data Elixir Newsletter

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105. The Future Normal

The Future Normal

How We Will Live, Work, And Thrive In The Next Decade.

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106. The Neural by TNW (The Next Web)

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107. Import AI

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Import AI is a weekly newsletter about artificial intelligence based on detailed analysis of cutting-edge research.

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108. A.I. Academy

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109. Ahead of AI

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Ahead AI specializes in Machine Learning & AI research and is read by tens of thousands of researchers and practitioners who want to stay ahead in the ever-evolving field.

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110. Confessions of a Code Addict

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Unlocking modern algorithms and research through practical coding. Welcome to the space where hard computer science becomes accessible.

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111. The European A.I. Newsletter

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112. After Babel (related to digital applications of A.I)

After Babel

Using moral psychology to explain why so much is going wrong

By Jon Haidt

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113. Designing Tomorrow

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114. The Road to AI We Can Trust

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115. Papers with Code Newsletter

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116. Rational in the Fullness of Time

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117. Refactoring

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Weekly, practical advice on writing great software and working well with humans.

By Luca Rossi

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118. Ben’s Bites

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119. The Decoder

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120. Top Bots Applied A.I.

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121. Machine Learning Ops Roundup

Machine Learning Ops Roundup

Why is machine learning in the real world hard and how do you make it better? This newsletter brings together the best articles, news, and papers highlighting the challenges and opportunities in MLOps

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122. The Gradient

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Articles, interviews, and news coverage about AI brought to you by a team of AI researchers and builders.

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123. The A.I. Ethics Brief

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Democratizing AI ethics literacy.

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124. Gwern.net Newsletter

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Latest gwern.net updates, interesting links, and reviews

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125. The Memo by LifeArchitect.ai

The Memo by LifeArchitect.ai

AI - Artificial intelligence that matters, as it happens, in plain English!

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126. Artificial Intelligence, Authentic Spirituality

Artificial Intelligence, Authentic Spirituality

Living well and seeking God in the AI era

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127. Eslflow’s Newsletter

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Eslflow's English as a second language experiments & ideas focusing on creativity and artificial intelligence for teaching

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128. The Belamy | Weekly dose of best Tech stories

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The Belamy is the weekly newsletter of Analytics India Magazine. We share a curated list of best stories on Technology and its impact on culture & society.

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129. Stories by AI

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Unique tales written, illustrated, and narrated with AI

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130. Satellite-image-deep-learning

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Newsletter on deep learning with satellite & aerial imagery

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131. Math Data Simplified (MLOps Engineer)

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132. Untangled

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A newsletter and podcast about technology, people, and power.

By Charley Johnson

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• 💼 Why 'Will AI take your job?' is the wrong question.

133. AI Safety Newsletter

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The latest news on AI Safety

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134. ML Safety Newsletter

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135. A.I. Disruptor

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136. A.I. Marketing School

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137. Cloud and Security A.I. Thoughts

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138. Your AI Assistant

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Want to unlock the full potential of AI to grow your business? Read on. This newsletter shares actionable insights on using AI in management, sales, marketing, HR, dev, and more. Paid readers get access to my Innovation masterclass for just $10/month.

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139. Interconnected

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On the intersections of tech, investing, geopolitics, and US-Asia relations

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140. Coding with Intelligence

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CoWI is a weekly newsletter covering the latest developments in Large Language Models and Machine Learning. Get the latest News, Repos, Demos, Products, and Papers.

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141. ThurdAI - Recaps of the most high signal AI weekly spaces

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ThursdAI, the podcast that keeps you ahead of the AI curve. Hosted by AI consultant Alex Volkov, CEO of Targum.video and expert guests, discussing every important AI / LLM update from the past week, every ThursdAI

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142. Rough Diamonds

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143. Technically

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144. Jon Stokes .Com

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AI/ML, crypto, speech, power

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142. Marily Nika’s AI Product Newsletter

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Weekly educational content about AI, PM & tech. Subscribe to support my work and to also get exclusive templates, frameworks, course discounts and tools that will transform your career.

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146. True Positive Weekly

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The most important artificial intelligence and machine learning links of the week.

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147. Sparks in the Wind

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148. Artificial intelligence made easy

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This publication is all about explaining AI concepts in simple words for newbies and people who are interested in cutting-edge technology

By Chinmay Bhalerao

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149. Deploy Securely

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Manage risk at the junction of artificial intelligence and software security.

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150. TheSequence

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The best source to stay up-to-date with the developments in the machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data science world. Trusted by 144,485 professionals from the main AI labs, universities, and enterprises

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151. Inside My Head

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Exploring the world of AI Technology, Design, and building digital products while navigating life as a dad.

By Linus Ekenstam

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151. Forward Future

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Artificial intelligence news, tutorials, tools, generative art, and more

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152. Society’s Backend

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Understand the technology society relies on. Use it to get ahead.

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153. AI and Web3

Transcending Boundaries of AI and Web3

In the captivating world where AI and crypto unite, a fervent enthusiast and content creator surfaces. I explore the fusion of art, tech, and Web3, unveiling AI and NFT secrets. Education unlocks success Join me in demystifying this enigmatic domain.

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154. The Big Y

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Your guide to what's cool and why you should care about Artificial Intelligence

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155. The What’s AI Weekly by Louis Bouchard

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Welcome to my AI Weekly newsletter, now followed by more than 12'000 AI enthusiasts! There are a lot of AI newsletters, but this one is different. I share only one piece of AI content (paper explained, interviews...) as information dense as possible.

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156. Future of the Law

• In a post-AI world, who will be the winners?

157. AI Tribe 1-1-1-

AI Tribe 1-1-1

1 Novel tool to use, 1 Surprise recipe to try and 1 Engaging material to explore from Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning - Concepts, Application, Research delivered biweekly 👍

By Nexus Insights

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158. SemiAnalysis

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Bridging the gap between the world's most important industry, semiconductors, and business.

By Dylan Patel

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• GPT-4 Architecture, Infrastructure, Training Dataset, Costs, Vision, MoE

159. Health A.I. Guy Newsletter

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161. AI Writing Wizard

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162. WGMI Media

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163. Rhetorica

Rhetorica

Notes from a nontraditional student turned educator: writing, fiction, AI, and life

By Marc Watkins

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164. A.I., software, tech and people (not in that order…by X)

AI, software, tech, and people, not in that order... by X (external blog)

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165. Superhuman

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166. Guide to AI

Guide to AI

The monthly newsletter analysing the most important AI technology, research, geopolitics and startups.

By Nathan Benaich

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167 Peter Diamandis Blog - Data Driven Optimism

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168. Data Engineer Things

Data Engineer Things

Data Engineer Things, founded by Xinran Waibel, is dedicated to creating and sharing learning resources for data engineering. Our audience ranges from aspirational data engineers to experienced data leaders. Subscribe to grow and learn together!

By Xinran Waibel

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169. Liberty’s Highlights

Liberty’s Highlights

Exploration as a Service: Investing & business, science & technology, and the arts.

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170. Future 2.0

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171. Exponential View by Azeem Azhar

Exponential View by Azeem Azhar

Understand AI & other exponential technologies in weekly briefs from one of the leading insiders.

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172. Last Week in AI

Last Week in AI

Weekly text and audio summaries of the most interesting AI news, as well as editorials commenting on recent events

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173. Future State

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174. augmented rarity

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A weekly newsletter on emerging tech and future trends. Every Friday 📡

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175. Mathworlds

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176. Chain-of-thought by Dan Shipper (Every.to)

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• GPT-4 is a Reasoning Engine

177. The Absent-Minded Professor

The Absent-Minded Professor

Thinking out loud about education, AI, and human flourishing. All through the lens of a prototyping mindset.

By Josh Brake

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178. Byte-sized Ethics

Byte-sized Ethics

Byte-Sized Ethics is a publication dedicated to unraveling the ethical, moral, and legal complexities of AI and technology. I decode complex topics to help you meaningfully engage with issues in AI and Tech Ethics.

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179. Creative Block

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The weekly newsletter about AI, Technology and Science that matters to you

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180. Don’t Worry About the Vase

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181. High Growth Engineer

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Grow faster in your software engineering career with actionable tips you can start using right away

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182. Disconnect

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A newsletter for people who want a critical perspective on Silicon Valley and what it’s doing to the world

By Paris Marx

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183. Data Analysis Journal

Data Analysis Journal

Where product, data science, and analytics intersect. Trusted by thousands of analysts and data scientists around the world

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184. The A.I. Scientist

The A.I Scientist

Using A.I to discover new science.

By Joshua Opaka

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185. High ROI Data Science

High ROI Data Science

I provide insights from over a decade in Data Science for technical and non-technical audiences. Covering Data & AI Strategy, Leadership, Data Product Management, Data & Model Literacy, Applied ML Research, & Causal Methods.

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186. ExploreAi.Online Newsletter

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187. Our digital disco

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With so much happening in the tech world, it can be hard to know what really matters. [our digital disco] is a biweekly newsletter that cuts through tech jargon and explains how prominent events personally impact you.

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188. Engineering Leadership

Engineering Leadership

All things Engineering Leadership!

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• Growing from engineer to manager and thriving

189. Data Engineering Weekly

Data Engineering Weekly

The Weekly Data Engineering Newsletter

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190. EcZachly Data Engineering Newsletter

EcZachly Data Engineering Newsletter

A newsletter dedicated to talking about data engineering and technology trends

By Zach Wilson

191. Teaching Computers how to talk

Teaching computers how to talk

A small window into the world of conversational AI. Join 1000+ consultants, creatives, and business leaders who also subscribed to this newsletter.

By Jurgen Gravestein

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• Did GPT-4 Really Develop A Theory Of Mind?

192. Death to Humans

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193. Cognitive Design for Artificial Mind’s Newsletter

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194. Synthedia

Synthedia

Join 1,900 of the most erudite tech observers and follow the business and technology of Generative AI, Synthetic Media, LLMs, ChatGPT, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, PaLM/Gemini virtual humans/digital people, voice clones, deepfakes, and much more.

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195. WhoWhatWhyAi

WhoWhatWhyAi

Weekly dose of inspiration and information for anyone who loves AI. We blend art, stories and updates of the latest AI tools, news and experiments. Join us and discover the amazing possibilities of AI.

By Brian Ball

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196. The AI Optimist

The AI Optimist

Each week for 1 year I’m exploring the possibilities of AI, against the drawbacks. Diving into the top 10 questions by AI Pessimists, education, and more.... I’m not here to prove I’m right. The purpose here is to engage in discussions with both sides.

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197. Daily Zaps

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198. Parabolica - The AI x Growth Marketing Newsletter

Parabolica - The AI x Growth Marketing Newsletter

Enjoy weekly practical insights about AI and growth marketing. I drink from the AI news firehose so you don't have to! prev. growth @ Calm/Cash App

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199. A.I. Valley

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200. The Batch

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201. Radical Consciousness

Radical Consciousness

The marriage of spirituality + technology anchored to the concept of conscious living. Sprinkled with Silicon Valley startups and business-building.

By Jean Alfonso-Decena

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202. Building with Generative AI

Building with Generative AI

Helpful advice about Generative AI for business owners, product teams and engineers on the front-lines

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203. Generative AI Tech Trends

Generative AI Tech Trends

Our team brings a wealth of Generative AI expertise from diverse industry backgrounds, including prestigious firms such as Goldman Sachs, Uber, Meta, PwC, HackerRank, 3M and Scale AI.

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204. Creative Tech Digest

Creative Tech Digest

Distilled insights, analysis and workflows on XR, AI & 3D creation and culture. Recommended weekly reading for the creative technologist in any field.

By Bilawal Sidhu

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205.Unsupervised Learning

Unsupervised Learning

Analysis of the rapidly developing AI landscape and what it means for businesses and the world

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206. Graph Machine Learning

Graph Machine Learning

The one and only newsletter about the latest research, current trends, and upcoming events in Machine Learning, flavored with graphs.

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207. Data Science & Machine Learning 101

Data Science & Machine Learning 101

By Data Professionals, for Data Professionals. This is your centralized Website that has all of your data professional needs: We cover: - Money Making Guides - Job Searching - Technical Skills (R, Python, SQL, MLOps, etc...) - Industry Knowledge

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208. Deliberate Machine Learning

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Deliberate Machine Learning: Machine Learning Product Management & How to write better code as a DS?

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209. AI World Today

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AI World Today is focused on providing the latest news, insights, and updates on AI tools and technologies.

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