- Sabrina Ramonov 🍄
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- How Do I Stay Up-to-Date on AI?
How Do I Stay Up-to-Date on AI?
My personal recommendations for newsletters, who to follow, and communities.
Many folks ask me how I stay up-to-date on the latest AI news and developments.
It’s not easy!
The industry advances crazy fast, and most people just want to sell you something 🤣
Differentiating real news vs. fake news is another challenge.
So, I want to share awesome AI resources I recommend you check out:
(this list is not exhaustive, so feel free to email me with your suggestions)
Industry
I like The Rundown AI’s daily news and updates. There are many others like Superhuman and Neuron, and they all tend to share the same news.
Industry-specific deep dives on AI’s role transforming industries by Autopilot
AI governance and legal implications by Luiza Jarovsky
Covering tech, startups, acquisitions, and fintech by Linas Beliunas
Greg Isenberg shares practical tips and tools on how to build a startup and win with AI in 2025
Technical
HackerNews helps me understand critical discussions around tech and AI news; it’s a great balance to the typical AI hype you see
Andrew Ng’s The Batch and Letters are highly trusted technical sources of info
On Twitter, the #buildinpublic community shows you what solopreneurs are vibe coding with the latest AI tools (warning: you’ll feel bad when you realize how slow you’re moving 🐢 )
Stay up to date on open source developments via Huggingface leadership and Yann LeCun from Meta
AlphaSignal summarizes the latest AI research papers
Subreddit r/ChatGPT is nice for prompting tips
Creative
Follow creatives on Twitter like Heather Cooper and Nick St. Pierre… there are MANY more. I recommend starting with a few, then see who they’re following to expand your feed.
There are many creatives who share their work on Linkedin as well, such as Florent Delavous
Community
I go out of my way to look for interesting AI communities, but it’s a challenge.
I find most communities devolve into people selling you stuff, which is why I gravitate towards open source communities:
BrowserUse discord is cool to see AI web automations people are building
ManusAI discord is limited, but showcases real use cases for AI agents. Interestingly, ManusAI is actually built on BrowserUse (1st bullet point)!
Lovable.dev discord is awesome to learn AI coding and get help and pointers to build your own projects
Although not open source, I’m a member of SheLeadsAI which is a fun & safe space community for women learning AI
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