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Artificial Intelligence Made Simple

by Devansh

Devansh offers free, simple breakdowns of Machine Learning and AI concepts, previously shared on Medium, delivered directly to your inbox.

Understanding AI

by Timothy B. Lee

Veteran tech reporter Timothy B. Lee offers daily updates and weekly deep dives into the AI world, covering its technology, policy, and economic impacts.

More to Hate

by Kate Manne

Kate Manne's More to Hate provides critical analysis of misogyny, power structures, and current cultural & political issues.

Stop the Presses

by Mark Jacob

Veteran journalist Mark Jacob's weekly newsletter dissects how right-wing extremism exploits American journalism's weaknesses and explores solutions.

Cosmos Institute

by Cosmos Institute

Cosmos Institute trains 'philosopher-builders' to steer AI toward human flourishing. Features weekly essays on AI, philosophy, autonomy, and decentralization.

ChinAI Newsletter

by Jeffrey Ding

ChinAI translates Chinese articles and documents, offering a unique look into China's AI landscape, strategy, and ethical implications from primary sources.

One Useful Thing

by Ethan Mollick

Wharton Professor Ethan Mollick delivers research-backed insights on the implications of AI, informed by his academic expertise and best-selling book.

Anchor Change with Katie Harbath

by Katie Harbath

Katie Harbath, former Facebook global election strategist, offers curated insights and reflections on the complex intersection of technology and democracy.

AI Futures Project

by Daniel Kokotajlo

The AI Futures Project, led by Daniel Kokotajlo (former OpenAI governance researcher), explores topics for preparing for AGI.

Thinking Freely with Nita Farahany

by Nita Farahany

Nita Farahany explores AI law, neurotechnology, and cognitive futures, dissecting how emerging tech impacts human flourishing, attention, and social connection.

Andy Masley

by Andy Masley

Grant-supported writer Andy Masley offers deep dives into AI, policy, and environmental impacts, also exploring effective altruism, political liberalism, and philosophy.

The Tech Bubble

by Edward Ongweso Jr

Edward Ongweso Jr’s The Tech Bubble dissects the political and economic forces driving technology, examining AI's historical, societal, and financial impact.

Rod Dreher's Diary

by Rod Dreher

Rod Dreher provides a dual newsletter experience: exploring religion, culture, and spirituality, plus a daily dispatch on politics and the culture war.

Dr. Yang's Journal

by 楊建利 Jianli (Doc) Yang

Dr. Yang's Journal by 楊建利 Jianli (Doc) Yang explores politics, human rights, and international relations, focusing on China, America, and AI.

Steve's Newsletter | Steve Bateman | Substack

by Steve Bateman

Pastor and theologian Steve Bateman shares insights on faith, family, and theological topics, drawing from his extensive pastoral experience and publications.

Last Week in AI

by Last Week in AI

Last Week in AI provides weekly summaries of AI news, articles, and interviews. It delivers accessible, informed coverage of AI trends.

No Gaslighting - Just Gas

by Mike MacKinnon

No Gaslighting, Just Gas provides unfiltered CRNA leadership, policy analysis, advocating patient access, safety, and autonomy.

Surviving Healthcare | Robert Yoho, MD | Substack

by Robert Yoho, MD

Former cosmetic surgeon Robert Yoho, MD, turned whistleblower, uncovers medical corruption, alternative medicine, and predatory healthcare practices.

Second Rough Draft | Richard J. Tofel | Substack

by Richard J. Tofel

Journalism veteran Richard J. Tofel, former ProPublica president, reflects on the industry's past, present, and future, and its link to American history.

Good Thoughts | Richard Y Chappell | Substack

by Richard Y Chappell

Philosopher Richard Y Chappell explores moral philosophy and applied ethics from a broadly consequentialist perspective, examining utilitarianism, Derek Parfit, and effective altruism.

Stella O'Malley | Substack

by Stella O'Malley

Stella O'Malley, a psychotherapist and author, offers insights on gender identity, informed by her personal journey and clinical work, supporting parents navigating children's gender distress.

In Due Course

by Joseph Heath

In Due Course by Joseph Heath explores cultural topics. Get personal insights and reflections on culture from Joseph Heath.

Patient. from Mary Elizabeth Williams | Substack

by Mary Elizabeth Williams

Journalist Mary Elizabeth Williams tackles healthcare injustice and the patient experience with personal stories, offering solutions and fostering a community.

Independent Medical Alliance | Substack

by Independent Medical Alliance

Independent Medical Alliance (IMA) is a nonprofit coalition of healthcare professionals aiming to restore trust and transparency in healthcare, prioritizing patients, wellness, and evidence-based medicine.

MAiD in Canada | Paul Magennis | Substack

by Paul Magennis

Experienced Registered Nurses Paul and Kim offer fact-based information on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada, challenging misinformation.

Les Clés de l'Infox Santé | Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis | Substack

by Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis

Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis equips health actors with concrete tools to identify, neutralize, and combat health misinformation and fake news, fostering trusted dialogue.

Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings

by Pierre Kory, MD, MPA

Pierre Kory explores mineral science, water coherence, and vitality, examining how these elements shape resilience across health, agriculture, and living systems.

Astral Codex Ten | Scott Alexander | Substack

by Scott Alexander

Scott Alexander's blog, Astral Codex Ten, explores "ṛta" – the intersection of truth, rationality, and harmony – across science, AI, economics, and ethics.

Jefferey Jaxen on Substack | Substack

by Jefferey Jaxen

Investigative journalist Jefferey Jaxen uncovers untold and censored stories in medical, health, and free speech. He's also Lead Editor for The HighWire.

The Dr. Laura Program

by Dr. Laura Schlessinger

Dr. Laura Schlessinger delivers no-nonsense advice on ethics, family, and personal responsibility. A 50-year radio host and best-selling author.

Meaningness | David Chapman | Substack

by David Chapman

David Chapman (PhD, AI) explores meaning, purpose, and culture, blending meta-rationality and Vajrayana Buddhism to resolve emotional stances.

THE VACCINE REAPER REPORT

by Mike Huggins

The Vaccine Reaper Report offers raw, uncensored Covid-19 and vaccine information for free during wartime, delivering one to three high-quality posts daily.

Duty to Dissent - Medical Conscience Over Conformity | W. Campbell Douglass, MD, MS | Substack

by W. Campbell Douglass, MD, MS

Duty to Dissent shares medical professionals' testimonies of choosing conscience over conformity during the COVID era, fostering innovation and patient-centered care.

the examined family | Courtney Martin | Substack

by Courtney Martin

Courtney Martin explores living thoughtfully in a broken world, sharing reflections on family, parenting, and caregiving with a supportive community.

Sam Harris | Substack

by Sam Harris

Sam Harris explores controversial issues in politics, religion, science, and philosophy, fostering an audience that values open inquiry over dogma.

Futuristic Lawyer | Tobias Mark Jensen | Substack

by Tobias Mark Jensen

Futuristic Lawyer explores digital ethics and IT's profound impact on humanity, questioning how to ensure fundamental rights amid rapid tech development.

Peter C. Gøtzsche

by Peter C. Gøtzsche

Peter C. Gøtzsche's newsletter currently provides no detailed description of its specific content or subject matter within the About section.

Civic Renaissance with Alexandra Hudson | Substack

by Alexandra Hudson

Alexandra Hudson's Civic Renaissance explores civility and human flourishing, reviving ancient wisdom to improve modern public discourse and community.

KariKór - Exposing Nobel Disease, Revealing Hidden Therapies

by KariKór

KariKór exposes 'Nobel Disease' in health, critically examining established dogmas and revealing overlooked therapies.

Vinyl Culture

by Vinyl Culture

Vinyl Culture explores the irreplaceable role of music in our lives, advocating for human-made music free from generative AI and algorithmic manipulation.

Aaron Renn | Aaron M. Renn | Substack

by Aaron M. Renn

Aaron Renn dissects American culture, Christianity's decline (via his 'three worlds' framework), men's issues, and societal shifts to help readers flourish.

Center for World Philosophy and Religion | Marc Gafni | Substack

by Marc Gafni

Marc Gafni's Center for World Philosophy and Religion explores CosmoErotic Humanism. Features essays and a weekly sensemaking broadcast.

Kim Peirano

by Kim Peirano

Newsletter by Kim Peirano, a Doctor of Acupuncture. Explores ethics in wellness, integrity in business, and coercive control in health contexts.

Mary Harrington | Substack

by Mary Harrington

Mary Harrington explores the "cyborg era," documenting technology's impact on human values, intimate lives, and family structures.

Philosophy for the People w/Ben Burgis | Substack

by Ben Burgis

Ben Burgis delivers weekly essays on philosophy, a departure from his usual political writing, sharing his long-held passion for the subject.

AI Monk

by AI Monk

AI Horizon demystifies AI, offering insights into advancements in machine learning and AGI, practical applications, future trends, and ethical considerations.

Digital Liturgies | Samuel D. James | Substack

by Samuel D. James

Samuel D. James explores the intersection of evangelical Christianity and modern tech society, applying theological wisdom to life in our screen-mediated world.

Katherine Needleman Oboist's Substack | Substack

by Katherine Needleman

Oboist Katherine Needleman shares insights on classical music, delves into sensitive topics, and discusses the challenges and improvements needed in the field.

The Antidote

by Dr Dan Goyal

Dr. Dan Goyal, a physician and neuroscientist, pens 'The Antidote' to explore neuroscience, ethics, and current affairs, fostering civility and humanity.

Family Revival | Noelle Mering | Substack

by Noelle Mering

Noelle Mering explores threats to family life at the intersection of ideology and faith. She analyzes political estrangement, offering insights for healing broken bonds.