AI Newsletter Archive

Dive into our newsletter issues for curated AI news, industry insights, and practical resources you might have missed.

6 March 2026

#5 Sandwich: Why Taste is the New Scarcity

If machines can now do brilliant work, what kind of human brilliance still counts? A paper by Don Knuth, an old essay by Paul Graham, and a new economic framework sketch an answer. The thread running through all three is a single word: Taste.

6 February 2026

#4 The Ghosts in the Trench Coat

Six stories this week. None of them agree with each other. An AI social network that turned out to be mostly humans. A legal paper arguing hallucinations are a feature, not a bug. A vision model that swallowed three specialists whole.

23 January 2026

#3 The Canary just died

Mathematics was supposed to be the last fortress. This week, a wall fell. Erdős Problem #728—open for over 25 years—was solved by a researcher working with GPT-5.2 in an afternoon of focused collaboration.

8 January 2026

#2 Don't be Smart

Smart thinkers are paralyzed right now. While the rest of the industry debates AGI timelines, a different group is quietly winning. This newsletter gives ode to NVIDIA, ByteDance, and DeepSeek—three teams who stopped thinking and started doing.

25 December 2025

#1 Deep Work vs. Vibes

Covers the growing "Infinite Software Crisis" in development, common pitfalls in AI learning approaches, and a notable NeurIPS paper on reasoning model efficiency. Also introduces a new natural language layer editing tool.

AI Newsletter Archive

#5 Sandwich: Why Taste is the New Scarcity

#4 The Ghosts in the Trench Coat

#3 The Canary just died

#2 Don't be Smart

#1 Deep Work vs. Vibes

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#5 Sandwich: Why Taste is the New Scarcity

#4 The Ghosts in the Trench Coat

#3 The Canary just died

#2 Don't be Smart

#1 Deep Work vs. Vibes