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A comprehensive guide to staying informed about AI developments through curated sources and trusted experts. The author provides a structured approach to consuming AI information, starting with foundational sources like Simon Willison's blog and Andrej Karpathy's content, then expanding to official announcements from AI labs, high-signal practitioners in AI engineering, and specialized communities. The guide emphasizes staying close to primary sources, following trustworthy individuals, and building a balanced information diet to avoid both AI hype and dismissal.

How I keep up with AI progress (and why you must too)

Official announcements, blogs and papers from those building AI

&quot; Generative AI has been the fastest moving technology I have seen in my lifetime. Its also happens to be terribly misunderstood. &quot; - says the 20 something person

You did a great job by combining all resource at one place

I don’t think I pay attention well enough to evaluate this lot. They do strike me as the wannabe-thought-leader pile on that you see these days: everyone and their grandma wants to have some opinion on some blog or linked in with the latest hot take hoping to be the ‘Leader in the field’™. It’s just so much noise. Of course Andrej everyone should listen to (his LLM from scratch course is awesome and so many people watch him that he invented the term ‘vibecoding’). Other than that, if you can’t show me something you’ve BUILT: a course, a demo, a paper, then I’m not sure I should bother. It’s not that you may not have some interesting insights but there are TENS OF THOUSANDS on medium, substack, twitter, linked in (oh god so many on linkedin) all competing for the eyeballs to claim the title of ‘thought leader’.
Make something cool and show me and then I’ll listen.