A personal strategy newsletter from Gray Blue, launching the consultancy Hello Industries, with essays on the history of the word 'hello' in computing and the reasons behind choosing the open-source, not-for-profit Ghost platform. The early issues are brief and mostly introductory, with a stated aim of human-centred technology strategy.
Website: https://blog.hello-industries.com/
Stratechery offers in-depth analysis of the technology industry, covering the strategies of companies such as Apple, Meta and SpaceX. Readers get historical context, business-model reasoning and a clear point of view on where tech is heading, plus a weekly digest of related podcasts and sister-site content.
A roughly monthly long-form newsletter by Scott Belsky that explores the second-order implications of AI, technology shifts, culture and product design rather than covering news. Each edition offers forecasts on topics such as AI agents, enterprise software, brand moats and building product teams.
Not Boring offers long-form essays on tech strategy and company deep dives, plus a weekly roundup of optimistic news in science and technology. Issues combine the author's analysis, co-written pieces with founders, and curated links with a personal voice.
A three-part series on AI safety for business decision-makers, covering reward hacking, emergent misalignment from fine-tuning, and what a passed test does and does not prove. It draws on research from Anthropic, DeepMind and a Nature study to explain when AI systems can be trusted with more autonomy.
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