There are plenty of newsletters about machine learning and AI out there, but here are some of the best ones to keep you up to date with the latest industry news, key developments, and more.
Of course, we monitor all these newsletters ourselves to stay up to date with the latest in the industry. If you want to know more about our newsletters, check out this page.
Alpha Signal – Get a weekly summary of the top research models identified by a proprietary algorithm that identifies the latest topics discussed by world-class researchers.
AI Disruptors – Written by Us Alex McFarland: Artificial intelligence (AI) will disrupt nearly every aspect of society. How can we prepare?
Artificial Ignorance – This is a newsletter handcrafted by Charlie Guo and written for founders. The beauty of this newsletter is that it focuses on major AI announcements and dives deep into various AI issues.
Data Elixir – Written by Lon Riesberg, Data Elixir focuses on educating industry insiders, especially data scientists and engineers, about new tools and job opportunities in machine learning.
Data Machina – This is a biweekly, highly personalized newsletter by Carlos alg0, who founded Data Science London. You'll find out about interesting AI books Carlos is reading, as well as courses and articles he recommends. This is one of the more technical newsletters.
Data Science Weekly – This newsletter is more niche than the others we’ve featured, as it focuses on providing curated news, job listings, and data science training opportunities.
Deep Learning Weekly – As the name suggests, this newsletter focuses on deep learning technologies and is designed for industry players from both academia and the corporate world.
Exponential View – An easy-to-read weekly newsletter written by Azeem Azhar. It focuses on the impact of new AI technologies, including self-driving cars, data ownership, and fake news. I love the breadth of content; it focuses on all the topics that matter to human survival and the overall well-being of society.
Import AI – This weekly newsletter is a lot of fun, especially for those from a non-technical background. It highlights real-world use cases for AI, as well as discussing ethical issues like bias in machine learning. One thing we like about it is that it highlights why certain issues are important to society as a whole. Written by Jack Clark, Policy Directory, OpenAI.
Algorithm – MIT Technology Review – MIT Technology Review offers curated newsletters for many technology industries including blockchain, space, and of course AI. Algorithm offers an easy to read newsletter that helps you stay on top of the latest developments in the industry. The only downside is that you can’t read all the articles unless you subscribe to Technology Review.
The Gradient – This newsletter takes a unique approach by providing links to key research findings on AI as well as concise summaries, overviews, and above all, a discussion of why the news matters. The free version has many benefits, but a paid version is also available.
The Ground Truth – This is a bi-weekly community newsletter for computer vision practitioners. It's free and focused on bringing value to the AI community. The articles our authors choose to publish are often highly interesting and provide analysis that's not easily found elsewhere.
