Exponential View offers analysis of the AI economy, covering investment trends, lab financials, and the wider impact of technology on work and geopolitics. Readers get data-driven weekly charts, commentary on AI developments, and curated essays with the author's own forecasts.

Vivienne Ming, a cognitive neuroscientist, writes about how AI assistance can erode human judgment through cognitive offloading rather than building symbiosis. The newsletter pairs essay-style argument with research roundups, book excerpts and event announcements.

Dui Toledo's weekly essays examine how AI reshapes work, power and survival, drawing on economics, game theory and the concept of superintelligence. Readers get a sharp, opinionated argument with concrete examples and a clear view of where the author thinks things are heading.

Better Questions is a practitioner newsletter from the team at Limbic Systems that deploys agentic AI in small and mid-sized law firms, mixing field observations on managing AI work with analysis of frontier coding models and their economics. Readers get firsthand accounts of AI adoption, model comparisons with cost and licensing detail, and arguments about observability and trust in autonomous agents.