#The AI newsletters I read
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To keep up with AI news and trends, I read a handful of newsletters every week. Here are my favorites, in two groups.
Non-technical
- The Neuron: a daily newsletter. Its breathless tone can grate, but it’s an efficient way to make sure you miss nothing.
- Ethan Mollick (One Useful Thing): a management professor at Wharton who has become a reference on how generative AI changes work. Pragmatic, thought-provoking and concrete.
- Benedict Evans: a former analyst at Andreessen Horowitz. His business take on tech is measured, insightful and occasionally visionary.
- Air Street Capital: written by the investment fund behind the excellent annual State of AI report. Very useful for tracking AI’s impact on science, industry and policy.
Technical
- The Batch by DeepLearning.AI: led by Andrew Ng, a towering figure in deep learning. A good balance between the big picture and deeper technical explanations.
- Simon Willison: a veteran software engineer who was among the first to explore generative AI for programming. He publishes a huge amount of very detailed analysis.
- Sebastian Raschka (Ahead of AI): an AI researcher known for his clear, rigorous explanations. He posts on no fixed schedule, but every article digs deep into how models work.
- Jack Clark (Import AI): cofounder of Anthropic (the company behind Claude). His angle is more about infrastructure and the policy side of AI development.
Happy summer reading.