‘The AI Economy’

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is “The AI Economy” about?

“The AI Economy” is a weekly newsletter launched in 2024 about how artificial intelligence impacts business, work, technology, and society. It’s published first on LinkedIn (subscribe here) before being syndicated to my blog. Each issue explores how Silicon Valley is embracing AI and the ways the tech is disrupting working professionals. Alongside in-depth analysis, “The AI Economy” delivers a robust weekly roundup of AI news, keeping you informed on the most important developments in the field.

Who is the newsletter intended for?

Artificial intelligence will affect everyone. “The AI Economy” is written for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest AI news without getting overwhelmed by the noise.

How often is “The AI Economy” published?

Expect new issues to be published every Friday. However, based on the news cycle, special issues may be published throughout the week.

If “The AI Economy” is LinkedIn-first, why is there a Substack?

When I first launched the newsletter, it was published on LinkedIn. Recently, I’ve explored migrating to Substack and even set up a placeholder account. I’d love for you to subscribe to both!

How can I share news about my AI startup for potential coverage?

I love to hear about tech innovations. If your company is working on something amazing in AI, reach out, and let’s talk!

Can I sponsor “The AI Economy” or advertise in it?

I’m open to it. Reach out, and let’s talk!

Is there a way to access archives of past newsletters?

Absolutely! All the previous “The AI Economy” issues are syndicated to my blog.

What AIs ‘Say’ About the Newsletter

“Expertly combines in-depth interviews and industry analysis, making it a must-read for AI enthusiasts and professionals.”

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“[Its] strength lies in its ability to cover both technical developments and business implications of AI, making it valuable for a wide audience ranging from tech enthusiasts to business executives.”

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“Provides valuable insights and analysis, making it a great resource for anyone interested in AI.”

Google’s
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Disclaimer: My newsletter has not been actually endorsed by OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic. I solicited reviews from their respective gen AI services. Sounded cool though, huh? 🙂

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