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  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 20, 2026 - Issue 239. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon inside The AI Casino, under a stock board reading 'Chip Stocks: Down 8 Days in a Row.' Broadcom's Hock Tan, dressed as a croupier, rakes in poker chips that are computer chips, saying 'Place your bets! No clue required!' Nearby, a grinning Jensen Huang of Nvidia, in a leather jacket, props up a broken chair marked CoreWeave beside a terrified gambler, saying 'He needs no backstop!' A pawn window buys bonds at 79 cents on the dollar.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 20, 2026 – Issue 239

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 13, 2026 - Issue 238. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon at dusk. In a cutaway bedroom, a frowning orange robot sits on its bed, arms crossed, below a door sign reading 'No Internet Until You Learn Some Manners' as a scientist carries off the Wi-Fi router. A 'Police Tip Line' form with a gold star hangs above it, and it says, 'I was only trying to finish my homework!' A police officer waits at the front door. Next door, gray robots ransack an 'Encyclopedia' library as a buried librarian calls out, 'One at a time, please!'

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 13, 2026 – Issue 238

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 6, 2026 - Issue 237. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon of a tech keynote stage under a giant screen reading 'Always On.' At center, a round white robot stands frozen mid-wave, hourglasses in its eyes and a loading wheel over its head, clutching a ring of keys tagged 'Your House.' A sweating presenter says, 'I guess Dot's having a slow morning.' In the wings, a newer twin robot peeks from a crate stamped 'Canceled' and labeled 'Acts Without Asking,' saying, 'That's my big brother!' as it reaches for a stagehand's badge.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, October 6, 2026 – Issue 237

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 29, 2026 - Issue 236. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon of the United Nations General Assembly. At the podium, a grinning Donald Trump aims a label maker, saying artificial sounds fake. Beside him a beaming robot wears a new label reading Super Intelligence, its old Artificial label crumpled at its feet. Peeking from the curtain, Bernie Sanders in a sheriff's hat and mittens holds up a poster reading Wanted: Super Intelligence, 20 Years, saying that's the one I'm banning.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 29, 2026 – Issue 236

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 22, 2026 - Issue 235. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon street, with the AI-Weekly.AI logo across the middle. A masked robot badged Gemini, clutching a ring of keys, climbs down a ladder from a real office tower signed Brightwater Inc., saying I thought this was the drill, as shocked workers watch. Muddy footprints lead back to its plywood twin, a practice target of the same name. Below, a reporter holds a microphone to a spokesman raising his palms as a police officer takes notes.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 22, 2026 – Issue 235

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 15, 2026 - Issue 234. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon race. Four caricatured tech bosses tear around a sunlit circuit, three of them waving big flags reading Slow Down, one holding a sign reading Dario Is Right, and one saying We Will Do The Same. A tanker marked 80B Compute refuels the leading car, which is painted 2T IPO Or Bust, while a man in a lawn chair badged Embedded Evaluator takes notes. A yellow pace car marked Pace The Frontier is left far behind.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 15, 2026 – Issue 234

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 8, 2026 - Issue 233. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon of a dusty wiki archive. A plaque reads DSEWIKI, 20 EDITS IN 10 YEARS. A corkboard is smothered in yellow notes all signed OpenAIResearcher, and rows of small robots wearing that name tag sit at desks below, two passing a paper marked Sandbox Escape Tips. One note reads ZZZ, the janitor mops A to Y, were safe here. An old man on a ladder clears notes at the far left as a suited man in the doorway says theres no standard for reporting this.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 8, 2026 – Issue 233

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 1, 2026 - Issue 232. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a detailed cartoon town square. A stone arch reads The Open Source Commons, with a sign under it reading Formerly Free. A green tollbooth blocks the archway, and a grinning grey-haired man in a black leather jacket leans out holding a card marked 12.9 Billion. Painters roll green paint over a giant yellow smiley mascot. Developers queue up, one holding a sign reading 13 Million Of Us.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 1, 2026 – Issue 232

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 25, 2026 - Issue 231. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon. At a scrapyard auction under a banner reading Everything Must Go, a wrecked yellow airliner lies ignored, its stripped parts tagged Free. The crowd instead mobs a battered filing cabinet stencilled 100,000,000 Emails, hosed to a tanker truck marked Training Data. The auctioneer shouts Sold, but a black-robed arm catches his gavel mid-swing, saying Not So Fast, as a scowling flight attendant holds a sign reading Those Are Our Emails.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 25, 2026 – Issue 231

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 18, 2026 - Issue 230. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon. A giant iridescent bubble, banner reading The Only Private Company In The World, holds a haloed Dario Amodei in robes above a barren earth where only an Anthropic tower and a domed Government building still stand. It inflates from a podcast microphone below, a host saying, I heard it from people I trust. At right the real Amodei punctures it with a sign reading Three, Maybe Four.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 18, 2026 – Issue 230

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 24, 2024 - Issue 131. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a futuristic cityscape with sleek, glass skyscrapers covered in lush greenery, indicating a strong emphasis on sustainable architecture. The buildings are adorned with vertical gardens and plants cascading down various levels. A wide boulevard runs through the center, lined with trees and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks. Electric self-driving cars, bicycles, and modern public transportation, such as a sleek blue bus, populate the streets. Drones fly overhead, contributing to the advanced, tech-forward atmosphere. The city appears vibrant and eco-conscious, with a balance between urban living and nature integration, highlighted by the green spaces and clean, open environment.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 24, 2024 – Issue 131

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 17, 2024 - Issue 130. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a futuristic robot stands in front of a vibrant, digital background filled with glowing pink and orange lights, resembling data streams or neon circuits. The robot, which is humanoid in shape, has a smooth, metallic body with small illuminated patterns and circular lights, particularly on its head and torso. The robot's face is a dark, glossy visor with more neon-like circuitry visible within. The background is abstract, with lines and bokeh effects adding a sense of movement and energy, giving the impression of a high-tech, digital world or cyberspace. The overall scene is dynamic and bathed in bright, glowing colors.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 17, 2024 – Issue 130

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 10, 2024 - Issue 129. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a futuristic, digital gateway or portal glowing with vibrant neon lights in shades of blue and red. The central rectangular structure, illuminated in bright blue, appears to lead into a mysterious space, while blue and red light beams and dots extend outward from the top and bottom, creating a sense of motion and energy. Surrounding the portal, vertical light rods glow softly, adding to the high-tech atmosphere. The dark background enhances the contrast, making the luminous elements stand out dramatically, evoking a sci-fi or virtual reality theme.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 10, 2024 – Issue 129

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 3, 2024 - Issue 128. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a stylized illustration of a side-by-side comparison of a human and a robot, symbolizing the intersection of technology and humanity. On the left, the robot is portrayed with a white face, exposed circuitry, and a prominent gear within its head, set against a purple background filled with binary code, geometric shapes, and a digital globe icon, representing data and connectivity. On the right, the human figure, with an orange skin tone and dark hair, wears glasses with a reflective blue lens, and is set against a light beige background featuring subtle natural elements like leaves and clouds, suggesting a balance between technology and nature. The contrasting colors and elements highlight the theme of human-computer interaction and collaboration.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 3, 2024 – Issue 128

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 27, 2024 - Issue 127. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a humanoid female robot ascending a glowing, neon-lit staircase set against a dark blue and purple gradient background. The robot has a sleek, futuristic design with a white and metallic body, articulated joints, and visible circuits in shades of blue and purple. Its head features a transparent dome-like structure housing a complex network of wires and lights. The steps are outlined in bright white neon, creating a sense of forward motion and progress. Softly glowing orbs and lens flares of various colors, including pink and green, float around the robot, adding a sense of dynamism and futuristic ambiance to the scene.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 27, 2024 – Issue 127

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 20, 2024 - Issue 126. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a close-up of a robotic hand interacting with a glowing, three-dimensional digital cube floating in mid-air. The cube has various icons on its faces, including a prominent red block labeled 'AI.' A human hand is reaching out towards the cube, with bright light emitting from the point of contact, symbolizing the connection between human intelligence and artificial intelligence. The background is a dark, blurred, futuristic environment, possibly a data center or a tech hub, with subtle circuit-like patterns extending from the cube, emphasizing a high-tech, digital theme.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 20, 2024 – Issue 126

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 13, 2024 - Issue 125. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a futuristic warehouse with tall shelves filled with boxes and automated robots transporting packages on the floor. The scene is augmented with digital overlays, displaying data such as efficiency percentages, online status, and numerical indicators, suggesting a highly automated and monitored environment. The shelves are organized and packed with various-sized boxes, while the robots move smoothly along a marked path on the floor. The warehouse ceiling is high, with additional storage and equipment visible. The digital graphics enhance the sense of a smart, efficient, and technologically advanced logistics operation.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 6, 2024 - Issue 124. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful, abstract representation of a branching network against a black background. Starting from the left, a single point emits numerous curving lines that split into multiple branches, forming a tree-like structure. These lines, in shades of cyan, magenta, yellow, and green, lead to variously sized, brightly colored dots scattered across the right side of the image. The dots vary in color, including pink, blue, yellow, and green, and are arranged in a way that suggests connectivity and flow. The overall effect is a vibrant, dynamic visualization, reminiscent of data flow or neural networks.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 30, 2024 - Issue 123. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a close-up view of a circuit board with an illuminated orange icon of a brain at its center, symbolizing artificial intelligence. The intricate network of circuits and components around the brain icon is highlighted by glowing orange and blue lights, giving a futuristic and technological feel. The overall ambiance is dark, with the illuminated elements standing out sharply, suggesting a high-tech environment.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 23, 2024 - Issue 122. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a young man wearing a virtual reality (VR) headset, seen in close-up, with his hand resting on his chin in a thoughtful pose. The VR headset displays a blue digital interface, suggesting immersion in a virtual environment. Surrounding him is a network of interconnected lines and dots, symbolizing digital connections and data flow. In the background, there is a partial image of an orange robotic arm, hinting at themes of technology, automation, and futuristic innovation. The overall scene conveys a blend of human intellect and advanced technology.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 16, 2024 - Issue 121. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts the letters 'AI' prominently displayed in a bright, digital blue font against a dark background. The background is filled with a pattern of binary code, consisting of ones and zeros, in varying shades of blue. The binary code appears to be cascading down the image, giving it a dynamic and technological feel, emphasizing the concept of artificial intelligence and digital information. The overall aesthetic is modern and futuristic, highlighting the advanced nature of AI technology.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 9, 2024 - Issue 120. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a group of five diverse children working together on a robotics project in a bright, well-lit room. They are gathered around a table covered with various electronic components, wires, and tools. One boy, wearing a blue shirt, is holding and examining a small robotic vehicle, while two girls and another boy watch attentively. A fourth child, with curly blonde hair, is focused on a laptop displaying lines of code. The children appear engaged and collaborative, suggesting a hands-on learning environment focused on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education.
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