Weekly analyses of China's AI, chip, robotics and EV sectors, built from primary sources such as filings, industry-body data and government announcements. Issues pair specific figures with an interpretive reading, for example on robot supply-chain financing, BYD battery share and draft AI export controls.

Big Technology is an independent newsletter by journalist Alex Kantrowitz covering big tech and its effects on society, largely through interviews with tech executives and analysts. Recent issues cover Google's frontier AI push, robotics progress at Rivian's Mind Robotics, and the scale of the AI infrastructure buildout.

TheSequence is a publication covering machine learning, AI, and data science, with weekly-style editorial pieces, research deep dives such as recursive self-improvement and learned update rules, and AI industry analysis. Readers get concise explanations of AI research developments, business news, and robotics coverage.

Rob Hoeijmakers writes essays on research, innovation and how technology becomes practically useful, drawing on his work building AI applications. The sample covers Leonardo da Vinci's business-minded job application, the meaning of 'Physical AI' in robotics, and practical experience with ChatGPT skills.