The newsletter mixes essays on the commercial systems shaping business and culture with occasional imported pieces, such as an AI-generated philosophical dialogue shared unedited. Recent issues cover the software industry's upheaval, SaaS economics, and a personal take on the rise of mixed martial arts.
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Steven Sinofsky, a former Microsoft Windows executive, writes long-form essays drawing on personal experience of the PC era to comment on technology history and policy. Recent issues examine government regulation of AI, AI security fears, and the politics of model distillation.
A Chinese-language newsletter of long-form essays on the technology industry, covering AI bubble dynamics, the future of software under AI, and open source commercialisation. Readers get analytical commentary that connects technical shifts to business and investment implications.
A practitioner newsletter from the team building RunLLM that mixes lessons from shipping an AI product with commentary on model releases, LLM providers and the software industry. Readers get a candid view of how application builders weigh model choice, inference control and the threat coding agents pose to SaaS.
A personal Substack by a former Big Tech engineer and architect who writes opinionated commentary on AI, the software industry, and the US-China tech race. Issues pair clickbait-style headlines with explanatory essays, personal experiments, and speculation about where the technology is heading.
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