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A personal newsletter by a writer and hobbyist ML builder documenting projects such as Mr. Chatterbox, a chatbot trained from scratch on Victorian literature, and Synthfeld, a Seinfeld-tuned language model. It combines narrative project write-ups with reflections on culture, the past, and life changes.
A blog-style newsletter that explains how large language models work and how agentic AI systems are built from them, using a series that moves from tokens up to runtimes. It also places generative AI in historical context, such as the Luddite and scribbling machine debates.
An academic-style personal essay newsletter by a self-described critical overthinker, examining language models, human-machine interaction, and slow, reflective practices like handwriting. Issues blend philosophical argument with reflective, literary prose and occasional references to research.
LATAM AI Review is a Spanish-language newsletter that explains artificial intelligence for professionals who use or buy it. Its issues offer practical advice on getting useful critical feedback from language models and clear explanations of why hallucinations happen and how to read their reported rates.
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