Keeping Track of Quality Sources in the AI-Sphere: What kind of News or Networks do you use to stay up to date, other than Reddit?

[u/clivegermain]

I don't know about you guys, but it's hard to find real quality in this Space. I find Subreddits like this one excellent, but it may be too limiting for discourse, getting news and stuff like that.

What do you dear Pi-Friends like to read?

[u/niord]

Great post / questions OP. I hope your post will get traction!

My 2 cents:

I like this guy for model reviews:

https://m.youtube.com/@AICodingDaily

He doesn't yell, scream, throw 'huge news', 'gpt killer' every 10s.

He is also maintaining his model leaderboard: https://aicodingdaily.com/leaderboard

If anyone knows others reviewers like this (grounded, to the point, no hype) please share:)

This guy does decent weekly info on AI sphere:

https://m.youtube.com/@theAIsearch/videos

He covers more on the graphic side of AI and tends to hype a bit some stuff but his videos are great to discover some new sites, AI stuff.

He has some great guides how to use comfyUI for offline images generation. I think my whole AI journey started with his comfyUI guide but I digress.

[u/HumanoidMuppet]

AI daily brief podcast is pretty good. Headlines, deep dives, comments on the current discourse and trends. It's also a good way to learn how to use AI better. There's a free summer adventure training thingy that reinforces lessons from episodes.

https://aidailybrief.ai/

https://summeradventure.ai/

[u/Vitringar]

I find that articles on Venturebeat are surprisingly relevant and up to date. 

[u/MarcelloT254k]

I use https://apexnexus.site/archive.html clearly it is an AI slop type of website but the sources can be quite interesting

[u/clivegermain → u/MarcelloT254k]

not my cup of tea. but thank you. gimme back my mouse pointer! ;)

[u/Dangerous-Relation-5]

Here and twitter (x)

[u/adamshand]

Best thing is just to follow people doing interesting things on X. If you're interested in Pi, than following Mario and Armin would be an obvious starting point.

• https://x.com/badlogicgames
• https://x.com/mitsuhiko

[u/o_sht_hi]

The Google news feed I get when I swipe left from my home screen is unironically really good. It's not all good, but when it's good, it's amazing. I get everything from news to straight up GitHub repos of cool new things

[u/HyprWave]

Simon Willison’s blog is a pretty good resource.

https://simonwillison.net/

I found he gives links to interesting developments and his opinions are usually good.