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The City Reporter (Sept. 30, 2026) on OpenAI and Anthropic opening large Manhattan offices and smaller AI companies drawn to NYC's talent pool, including City Council discussion of AI jobs.
About page for Where's Your Ed At, Ed Zitron's newsletter and podcast taking a critical look at the tech industry, including its coverage of AI companies and spending.
Duke Law & Technology Review note by Alanna Potter examining why public benefit corporations appeal to technology companies and whether they meaningfully allow firms to prioritize social benefit alongside shareholder return. Free PDF.
Daily reporting on AI, science and technology, with a running focus on where AI claims meet reality. Free to read.
From the site: Discover the latest science and technology news on breakthroughs that are shaping the world of tomorrow with Futurism.
Why I recommend it: Skeptical by habit, which is useful — it covers the AI stories that companies would rather see written kindly. Headlines run hot, so read the piece before repeating it.
Articles on building and managing remote engineering teams, offshore hiring, and the day-to-day of software delivery — free to read.
From the site: Explore the nCube Blog for expert insights on software development, team building, and the latest tech trends. Stay updated and empower your business with knowledge.
Why I recommend it: A staffing company's blog, so it argues for hiring remote teams. Useful for understanding how distributed engineering teams actually get staffed and run.
The San Francisco venture firm's site and essays on what it funds and why — a free window into how investors actually think about startups.
From the site: Founders Fund is a San Francisco based venture capital firm investing in companies building revolutionary technologies.
Why I recommend it: Read their essays before pitching anyone. It tells you what investors are listening for.
