Ethan Mollick, a business school professor, writes about how fast AI is advancing and what it means for work, education and daily life. Issues combine hands-on experiments with current AI models and analysis of broader trends such as agents, the Bitter Lesson and the gap between capability and adoption.

Personal essays by a software engineer on AI-assisted coding, code review, and the erosion of care in engineering work, alongside reflective pieces on philosophy and morality. Readers get first-person, candid writing mixing practical observations about working with AI tools, humor, and personal reflection.

Dror Poleg's newsletter offers daily curated 'signals' from articles, data and studies, alongside longer essays on AI, markets, work and power. Readers get short, sharp framings of economic trends and a running record of what he finds worth watching.

Each issue is an opinionated essay on work and management, such as the difference between visionary anger and toxic bosses, or why companies should stop relying on proprietary software. Readers also get sharp commentary on public-sector tech choices and on rural France and social class.