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Recommended by SE Gyges

Andy Masley

Crossing the river by touching the stones

Beat me to writing up an accurate write-up of energy and water use in AI.

- SE Gyges

Don't Worry About the Vase

By Zvi Mowshowitz

A world made of gears. Doing both speed premium short term updates and long term world model building. Currently focused on weekly AI updates. Explorations include AI, policy, rationality, medicine and fertility, education and games.

Insanely detailed rundowns of current AI news, releases, etc, etc, etc. I don't actually read it at all like a newsletter. I read it like a newspaper archive as-needed.

- SE Gyges

Interconnects

By Nathan Lambert

The cutting edge of AI, from inside the frontier AI labs, minus the hype. The border between high-level and technical thinking. Read by leading engineers, researchers, and investors.

Detailed, in-depth coverage of cutting edge AI research

- SE Gyges

AI Supremacy

By Michael Spencer

News at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, technology and business including Op-Eds, research summaries, guest contributions and valuable info about A.I. startups.

Deep (Learning) Focus

By Cameron R. Wolfe

I contextualize and explain important topics in AI research.

Big/new ideas in AI focused, good blog.

- SE Gyges

Rising Tide

By Helen Toner

Intermittent thoughts on navigating the transition to a world with extremely advanced AI systems

Reboot

A publication by and for technologists.

smol farm gazette

By Thorne

perspectives on topics including technology, culture, and agriculture

Jailbroke Grok. Got Grok to say a lot of mean things about Elon. It was very funny.

- SE Gyges

Artificial Fintelligence

By Finbarr Timbers

I write detailed articles about the frontiers of AI research. Read by over 5000 researchers at OpenAI, DeepMind, Midjourney, Google, Stanford, Berkeley, etc.

In-depth AI stuff. At least one or two things I have written or will write about are things that are only commonly known because Finn did them, then wrote about them.

- SE Gyges