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Grant Sanderson's mailing list for the 3Blue1Brown channel announces new math videos and occasional project updates. Recent issues reflect on AI's role in mathematics, the funding and value of math research, and the making of a video about a hard IMO problem.
Noah Smith's blog covers economics, AI, politics, and culture, including essays on film, AI progress, and political critique. Readers get long-form analysis mixing policy commentary with personal reflections on current events.
Sam and Lawrence Freedman write analysis of politics, policy and foreign affairs, covering topics such as the European radical right, the US-Iran war and the effects of AI on institutions. Each issue offers argued commentary backed by polling, reporting and data.
Import AI is a weekly newsletter by Jack Clark covering artificial intelligence research in depth, including benchmarks, model evaluations, and analysis of AI progress. Readers get detailed breakdowns of new papers and commentary on the implications of rapidly advancing AI capabilities.
Essays by philosopher Slavoj Žižek applying Lacanian and Hegelian thought to current events, politics, culture and technology. Readers get long-form, provocative commentary that links news incidents and works of art to philosophical concepts.
Prof G Media is a paid newsletter and video series from Scott Galloway and collaborators offering analysis of business, power, economics, and politics. Recent issues cover AI chip oversupply, American household and national debt, midterm election dynamics, and the French fiscal and protest crisis.
AI Supremacy is a newsletter covering the intersection of artificial intelligence, technology, and business, with op-eds, research summaries, guest posts, and startup coverage. Recent issues feature open-source model releases, AI financing risks, State of AI 2026 infographics, and practical guides on building with AI agents.
A German-language daily tech news digest from heise online covering software updates, Apple and Google product developments, and AI research. Readers get concise summaries of recent technology headlines, with some articles behind the heise+ paywall.
Big Think is a newsletter from the Big Think media platform featuring essays, interviews, and special magazine issues by prominent thinkers. Recent issues cover pop culture's political legacy, the human side of AI, and how algorithms and family shape social tribes.
A newsletter from OpenAI's education team sharing interviews with educators and researchers on learning with AI, plus practical product tips such as flashcards, quizzes, and interactive visualizations for students and teachers. Readers get guidance on using AI to support study, building projects, and thinking critically about when effort helps learning.
Essays by a writer examining European policy through economics and innovation, covering EU environmental rules, energy decisions like the Dutch Groningen gas wells, and AI safety incidents. Readers get sharp, opinionated arguments that draw on specific data and historical detail.
A history-focused newsletter that uses past events, such as the Russell-Einstein Manifesto and mid-century American foreign policy, to frame current debates about AI and geopolitics. Readers get long-form essays linking historical precedent to present-day risks and political choices.
Rich on Tech shares practical tech news, gadget reviews, useful apps and handy tips for everyday users. Recent issues cover finding and cancelling forgotten subscriptions, AI assistants for managing money, Apple's new Home View display, and a visit to a Boxabl foldable tiny home.
A daily-style AI newsletter that filters model launches, agent tools and industry news down to what matters for practical work, with short items on each development. It pairs headline coverage with sponsored business AI offers and occasional light historical framing.
A data engineer shares practical thoughts on AI's impact on coding and data work, along with announcements of free and paid learning resources like a SQL handbook and AI career roadmaps. Readers get candid personal reflections on using AI in engineering and frameworks for assessing job tasks.
speedrun is a founder-focused newsletter from a16z's accelerator, covering residency application timing, Demo Day recaps, portfolio funding news, and advice for applicants. Readers get updates on the SR008 program, startup milestones from past cohorts, and practical guidance on applying and networking.
Essays that connect current news, such as AI-faked evidence, niobium mining and Amazon blocking AI shopping agents, to science fiction, theology and conspiracy-tinged speculation. Readers get narrative-driven commentary on technology, simulation theory and faith, plus some business strategy musings.
Linas's Newsletter is a daily-style finance-meets-AI briefing covering IPO valuations, AI's effect on hiring and work, and bank responses to AI agents, with bonus deep dives and stock-related pieces. It mixes news breakdowns with promotional calls to subscribe and sponsored-sounding tie-ins, so readers get quick takes on headlines more than original reporting.
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