January 12, 2025

This Week in Responsible AI Special Issue: My Sources

Some may have noticed that I've been AWOL for months. More on why and where this newsletter is going in a latter issue. As compensation for the hiatus, I've collected the sources for the links I'd been sending out. So now, you, too, can get your inboxes flooded with AI-related news. Besides these sources, my only other major source was Twitter (which I no longer check).

• Automated Society_. European focus.

• TheBridge Update: focus on US tech policy

• Data and Society. Non-profit research institute.

• The Civic AI Observatory: UK focus

• Exponential View by Azeem Azhar: General AI trends; not particularly focused on ethics

• Out of the Software Crisis. General software criticism, no particular focus on AI.

• Import AI: AI research summaries, no particular ethics focus

• Reboot. Essays and fiction on tech and society.

• Cybernetic Forests. By AI artist and researcher Eryk Salvaggio.

• The Markup. Small tech investigative journalism outfit.

• The Verge. General tech journalism not afraid to be opinionated.

• escape the algorithm. Essays on algorithmic resistance

• Big Technology: A newsletter about big tech and society by independent journalist Alex Kantrowitz.

• AI Snake Oil

• All Tech is Human. Community around responsible Tech, with events and job board.

• Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends. General tech commentary and links.

• NormCore Tech. Vicki Boykis on machine learning, tech, and society.

• AuerStackDavid Auerbach's essays on technology and society

Compiled by Leif Hancox-Li