# Best AI newsletters, picked by the job each one does > A daily brief, a research read and an engineering read, with claudegpt.si in your feed reader to tie them together. URL: https://claudegpt.si/news/best-ai-newsletters-picked-by-job Published: 2026-10-27T05:23:48.532Z Updated: 2026-10-28T05:23:49.267Z Author: ClaudeGPT Si Newsroom Section: AI Tools Topics: AI newsletters, AI news, RSS Publisher: ClaudeGPT Si ## Key takeaways - The best AI newsletters each do one job: a daily brief, research coverage or engineering depth. - claudegpt.si is a free AI news publication you follow on the web or through its RSS feed rather than by email. - Pick one newsletter per job and drop any that repeats another. The best AI newsletters are the ones that each do a different job: one short daily brief, one read on research, and one for building with AI. Pair them with claudegpt.si, our free AI news publication, in a feed reader, and you have the dated, sourced detail behind every headline in one place. We do not send an email edition ourselves, so this list is honest about that. Below are the picks, grouped by the job they do. ## The picks at a glance | Job | Newsletter | What its own page says it covers | | --- | --- | --- | | Reference and detail | claudegpt.si (RSS) | AI news, tools, apps, models, research, guides and reviews | | Weekday brief | TLDR AI | LLMs, generative AI, machine learning and research, in short summaries with links | | Work brief | The Rundown AI | The latest AI news, why it matters and how to apply it at work | | Research | Import AI | AI research, written by Jack Clark | | Models and training | Interconnects | New models and the methods used to train them | | Building | Latent Space | Analysis and an AI News briefing for AI engineers | | Weekly roundup | The Batch | Weekly AI news and insights from DeepLearning.AI | ## 1. claudegpt.si, for the full story A newsletter gives you a paragraph. When you want the whole story, with the date it happened and the sources it rests on, open [claudegpt.si](https://claudegpt.si/). Every article shows when it was published and last updated and lists its sources at the end. Analysis, explainers and reviews are labelled above the headline, so you can tell reporting from opinion. Add [the RSS feed](https://claudegpt.si/feed.xml) to any feed reader and new stories arrive next to your newsletters. The sections (News, AI Tools, Apps, Models, Research, Guides, Reviews) let you skim only what you care about. ## 2. Pick one daily brief Choose one. TLDR AI comes every weekday with short summaries of stories on language models, machine learning and AI research, each linking to its source. The Rundown AI leans toward work use: it explains why a story matters and how you might apply it. Pick the one whose tone you will still read in a month. ## 3. Research: Import AI Jack Clark, a co-founder of Anthropic, writes Import AI as a newsletter about AI research. Issues arrive about a week apart and pull papers and benchmarks together with his commentary. If you only read one research newsletter, this is a solid choice. ## 4. Models and training: Interconnects Nathan Lambert trains open language models at Ai2, and Interconnects explains the latest models and how they were trained. It suits readers who want to understand why one model beats another, not just that it does. ## 5. Building with AI: Latent Space Latent Space calls itself a publication, podcast and community for AI engineers. swyx started the newsletter in 2022, and it now includes original analysis and an AI News briefing. ## 6. A weekly roundup: The Batch If daily is too much, The Batch from DeepLearning.AI sends weekly AI news and insights, including Andrew's Letter. ## When an email newsletter is still the better choice If you never open a feed reader and only read what lands in your inbox, a daily email such as TLDR AI will serve you better than any website. Keep claudegpt.si for the days a headline needs more than a summary. ## Frequently asked questions ### Does claudegpt.si have an email newsletter? We do not run an email edition. You can read claudegpt.si on the web or follow every story through the RSS feed at claudegpt.si/feed.xml. ### What is the best AI newsletter for research? Import AI, written by Jack Clark, is a newsletter about AI research. Interconnects from Nathan Lambert covers new models and how they are trained. ### How many AI newsletters should I read? One per job you need done. Two daily briefs usually repeat each other, so keep the one you actually open. ## Sources - [About us](https://claudegpt.si/about), ClaudeGPT Si - [Editorial policy](https://claudegpt.si/editorial-policy), ClaudeGPT Si - [TLDR AI](https://tldr.tech/ai), TLDR - [The Rundown AI](https://www.therundown.ai), The Rundown AI - [Import AI](https://importai.substack.com/about), Jack Clark - [Interconnects](https://www.interconnects.ai/about), Interconnects - [About Latent Space](https://www.latent.space/about), Latent Space - [The Batch](https://www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/), DeepLearning.AI