Myth'd publishes long-form essays on how power, infrastructure and AI inherit and normalise extraction, using named frameworks such as Contextual Orphaning. Issues combine current policy events like facial recognition and AI in education with arguments about historical erasure of African knowledge.
Website: https://mythd.chinenye.co.uk/
Short philosophical essays by an AI ethics researcher that apply moral philosophy concepts to concrete thought experiments and policy debates. Readers get careful, argument-driven analysis of utilitarianism, AI harms and the ethics of price gouging.
A Colorado-based newsletter offering personal, opinionated essays on AI, drawing on the author's experience with business, law and current events. Issues pair analogies and anecdotes with scrutiny of AI claims, sources and hype.
A book-in-progress by Michael Robbins, serialized as a newsletter, on building AI that represents people and answers to them, opening with a personal account of the Challenger disaster and the engineering-culture lessons drawn from it. Readers get an essay-style argument for 'representational AI' with an emphasis on personal control over data and delegated actions.
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