Substacks recommended by Logan Thorneloe

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Weekly posts on software engineering, machine learning, and tech career growth in AI. Lessons from TikTok, Microsoft, and startups.

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AI Health Uncut

By Sergei

Brutally honest insights from a healthcare AI founder on digital health, AI models & health AI investments, drawn from personal experiences, mistakes, successes & unique perspectives. An all-in authentic original research.

Educating AI

By Nick Potkalitsky

Let's figure how to best integrate and implement generative AI into today's classrooms!

AI Policy Perspectives

A regular look at AI policy, governance, and more. Organised by members of Google DeepMind’s policy team and featuring contributions from a range of people, all in a personal capacity.

Byte-sized Ethics

By Andy

Helping you stay informed and make sense of how the ethical, moral, and legal complexities of AI and technology impact you.

An excellent walk through the ethics of artificial intelligence and technological advancements. Think past the technology and more about its implications.

- Logan Thorneloe

Confessions of a Code Addict

By Abhinav

Deep dives into compilers, performance optimization, Linux internals, and low-level programming. For engineers who love understanding systems at a fundamental level.

Incredible deep dives into the world of coding. Excellent for anyone who likes learning about the details of computer science.

- Logan Thorneloe

The Python Coding Stack

By Stephen Gruppetta

I write the articles I wish I had when I was learning Python programming I learn through narratives, stories. And I communicate in the same way, with a friendly and relaxed tone, clear and accessible

Smarter Engineers 💡

By Alberto

Actionable career strategies, health tips, and relationship-building advice for tech professionals.

Artificial Ignorance

By Charlie Guo

At the intersection of engineering and intelligence. Essays, analysis, tactics, news, and more.

Artificial Intelligence Made Simple

By Devansh

Covering the important ideas in AI from all angles- technical, social, and economic. Read in over 180 countries. Useful to everyone who wants to learn AI. Critical to anyone trying to see what happens next. Sister Publication to Tech Made Simple

Great overviews of AI topics put in understandable terms. Also, incredible memes.

- Logan Thorneloe

Ahead of AI

By Sebastian Raschka

Ahead of AI specializes in Machine Learning & AI research and is read by tens of thousands of researchers and practitioners who want to stay ahead in the ever-evolving field.

Deep (Learning) Focus

By Cameron R. Wolfe

I contextualize and explain important topics in AI research.

In-depth explanations clarifying pertinent machine learning topics with excellent visuals. A must subscribe for any machine learning engineer.

- Logan Thorneloe

AI Tidbits

By Sahar Mor

Stay ahead on the latest in AI through weekly summaries and editorial deep dives providing unique perspectives on recent developments

Excellent, no-nonsense overviews of AI developments and tools. A must-read for anyone interested in AI and where it's taking us.

- Logan Thorneloe

The Chip Letter

By Babbage

Computer history and architecture

The Computist Journal

By Alejandro Piad Morffis

Educational articles, essays, and tutorials on Computer Science research, practice, and education.

Department of Product

By Rich Holmes

Product-led analysis and knowledge for people who work in tech. Join product managers, designers, engineers and VCs from Spotify, Netflix, Apple, Stripe and more.

The best way to keep up with news in the tech space and know what it means for you.

- Logan Thorneloe

The Social Juice

By Jaskaran

Marketing Changes. Message changes. Every Week.

Weighty Thoughts

By James Wang

VC on AI, deep tech, startups. Former Bridgewater, Google[x], startup founder. Read by top engineers, fund managers, and policymakers.

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 on Wednesday mornings.

Society's Backend

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