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This Substack post argues the AI safety debate is misframed as a divide between defenders and critics, when really everyone wants safety but disagrees on who is protected, from what risks, and at what cost. It references Dario Amodei's declaration, Anthropic's moves, and calls for more intelligence and wisdom in the discussion.
Newsletter platform Beehiiv is raising subscription plan prices by at least $10–$20 per month, angering creators who joined to escape Substack's 10% revenue cut. CEO Tyler Denk says the increase funds platform investment, but users criticize rising fees amid missing features like video podcasts and declining ad rates.
An interactive diagram comparing self-attention and cross-attention mechanisms in AI models, published as part of an educational library on attention.
Opyt is a free, MIT-licensed tool that creates a personalized knowledge base from your followed content on X, Substack, and other sources, using AI to enhance exploration and track new developments.
Ed Zitron accuses Jacob Coxon of 'grift' for leaving a high-paying job to start a Substack newsletter, but the author disputes this accusation as objectively insane.
The article explores the challenges of AI detection, featuring Pangram's startup efforts, including a $9 million funding round and a partnership with Substack to identify AI-generated content.
Prof. Tom Yeh introduces his Substack newsletter 'AI by Hand,' focusing on math, algorithms, and architectures related to AI, with over 73,000 subscribers.
Blog post arguing that Substack should be used as a distribution tool, not a permanent home, because relying on a third-party platform risks losing control over your content. Writers are advised to own their domain and maintain a personal website as the primary digital home.
Substack has introduced a 'made with AI' meter to label AI-generated content, sparking significant backlash from users.
Substack launches a new AI detection tool powered by Pangram that lets users see whether newsletters were written by AI, aiming to boost transparency and trust on the platform.
Substack integrates a Pangram-powered AI detection tool that lets readers scan posts for AI-generated text, alongside a new 'How I make this' disclosure feature for writers.
A user points out that Substack is flooded with obvious AI-generated content that people praise because they are too anti-AI to recognize AI prose.