AI Weekly

AI Weekly is one of the longest-running curation plays in the AI space. Free editions land three times a week, and each one is built around a simple editorial premise: instead of scraping every headline, it watches what credible AI researchers, engineers and practitioners are reading and sharing, then ranks and explains the developments that are actually shaping the field. That signal-first approach is the differentiator. Most AI newsletters are either firehose aggregators or a single personality's hot takes; AI Weekly sits in between, using expert reading and sharing behavior as its filter and adding just enough context for a busy professional to decide what deserves a deeper read. The 53,000-plus subscriber base and a publishing run dating back to 2015 give it an institutional memory that newer AI digests simply do not have, and the free pricing model means there is no paywall between you and the analysis. The trade-off is inherent to the format: this is a briefing, not a tool. It will not automate anything for you, and if you want deep primary research or interactive data, you will still need to follow the links out. But as a low-effort way to stay genuinely informed on AI without drowning in feeds, three curated editions a week is a hard habit to argue with.