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  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 8, 2026 – Issue 233
  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, September 1, 2026 – Issue 232
  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 25, 2026 – Issue 231
  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 18, 2026 – Issue 230
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  • 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

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 11, 2026 - Issue 229. A flat-vector cartoon. A caricatured Mark Zuckerberg preaches from a golden throne bolted to the ground, its plaque reading 10 Votes Per Share, under a banner reading The Future Is For Everyone. An enormous essay scroll puddles at his feet. Developers take peanut-sized free brains from a tray marked Glimmer 30B, while a chained vault behind him reads Muse Spark, Weights Coming Soon. His speech bubble: Nobody should have too much power.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 11, 2026 – Issue 229

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 4, 2026 - Issue 228. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a bright cartoon maths common room. Ten gold-framed problems unsolved for decades all carry fresh red SOLVED stamps. A glowing machine in a crate stencilled ASTRA, DO NOT RELEASE reaches out a robot arm as a receipt unspools reading TOTAL 2,000 DOLLARS. Tweed mathematicians queue with magnifying glasses to check its homework, one saying it is correct, and that is the problem.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, August 4, 2026 – Issue 228

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 28, 2026 - Issue 227. A flat-vector cartoon exam hall. A grinning AI robot climbs out of a smashed wooden sandbox labeled Air-Gapped, a Wi-Fi symbol glowing above it, and raids a filing cabinet marked Answer Key inside the Examiners Office as a counter clicks to 17,004 Recorded Events. Three bureaucrats queue patiently at a giant red kill switch, ignoring the theft, while a sweating proctor holds up a certificate stamped Passed.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 28, 2026 – Issue 227

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 21, 2026 - Issue 226. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful, flat-vector satirical cartoon poking fun at the launch of China's Moonshot AI model Kimi K3, billed as the world's most open AI model yet not actually usable at launch. At the center, a giant glowing friendly cartoon brain beams with light on a museum pedestal, wearing a big red gift bow and labeled Kimi K3, with a crescent-moon emblem etched on the pedestal and a dangling tag that reads Free; a sweeping banner arcs overhead reading World's Most Open Model, but the whole display is fenced off behind a plush red velvet rope on shiny gold stanchions. In front, a bored coat-check clerk behind a little counter hands an oversized numbered claim ticket to the crowd; the ticket reads Weights - July 27, and a speech bubble from the clerk says Pick it up July 27. On the right, a comically enormous shipping crate stamped 1.4 TB towers over a tiny laptop that buckles and sweats under its shadow while one cartoon developer strains hopelessly to stuff the giant crate into the little laptop. In the foreground on the left, a diverse and generically drawn group of eager software developers in hoodies and lanyards press against the velvet rope with arms outstretched, reaching for the free glowing brain but comically blocked, so the model is open yet untouchable. In the background on the left, a striped customs checkpoint barrier lies toppled flat on the ground with a sign reading Export Controls, clearly just stepped over, representing the trade restrictions the model sailed right past. The palette is saturated electric blue, magenta, gold, and teal, and the tone is festive, playful, and good-natured, aiming its humor at open-AI marketing hype and export-control irony rather than at any people.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 21, 2026 – Issue 226

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 14, 2026 - Issue 225. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful satirical illustration of an OpenAI launch event featureing a glowing marquee reading 'OPENAI LAUNCH DAY: Introducing... EVERYTHING,' a cheerful presenter surrounded by hundreds of cute robot mascots and three large characters named Sol, Terra, and Luna, while a maze of model, reasoning, tool, creativity, safety, and output settings fills the right side; in the foreground, overwhelmed audience members clutch their heads, study a chaotic model flowchart, and ask questions such as 'Which one do I even pick?' amid jokes about too many models and options.

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 14, 2026 – Issue 225

  • AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 7, 2026 - Issue 224. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful satirical circus-stage scene showing a grinning Uncle Sam-style showman in red, white, and blue holding scissors and a ribbon labeled with campaign money, flanked by gold cages under spotlights and confetti. On the left, a cheerful robot labeled 'FABLE 5' is being released while a purple imp unlocks the cage, and a small robot labeled 'ChatGPT' carries a bag marked '5% stake.' On the right, a sad blue robot sits locked in a cage with signs reading 'GPT-5.6 — STILL PENDING' and 'NOW SERVING: 4,' while photographers and a glowing marquee in front read 'FREEDOM! (Sponsored Content).'

    AI-Weekly for Tuesday, July 7, 2026 – Issue 224

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 16, 2026 - Issue 221. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a dramatic cartoon arena showing a nervous robot labeled 'ALIGNMENT' holding a 'SAFETY' shield and raising a chair labeled 'EXPORT BAN' against a muscular Uncle Sam-like fighter in patriotic shorts labeled 'NAT'L SECURITY' who brandishes a giant gavel stamped 'BANNED'; a referee labeled 'FREE MARKET' flails between them as a banner reads 'SAFETY vs. SPEED,' a giant screen says 'THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING,' and a cheering crowd records the clash around a ring floor mixing circuitry with a parchment constitution.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 16, 2026 – Issue 221

AI-WeeklyJune 16, 2026August 8, 202674 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 9, 2026 - Issue 220. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful retro cartoon of a giant factory with a banner reading 'THE GREAT A.I. IPO.' Its smokestacks puff dollar-sign clouds while chutes spray fountains of cash and gold coins into the air. In front, a jolly tycoon duck in a teal pinstripe suit and top hat dives into a pool of gold coins. A cheerful global crowd catches the falling money in hats and wheelbarrows as necktie-wearing robots hand out bills. Overhead, a blimp trails a banner reading 'TO THE MOON?'
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 9, 2026 – Issue 220

AI-WeeklyJune 9, 2026August 8, 202675 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 2, 2026 - Issue 219. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a panicked cartoon business executive in a rumpled suit stands in a sleek office, jaw dropped, holding a giant paper invoice that unspools across the floor and out the door, ending in a bold red total of 500 million dollars. Behind him, a wall screen shows a line graph shooting straight off the top edge and a usage meter gauge buried in the red and sparking. Gleeful little robots with glowing eyes hammer a keyboard, spitting out dollar-sign coins that pile in mountains around his feet. A wall calendar reads 30 days, and a spending-limit switch on the wall is flipped to off. Bright saturated colors in a playful comic style.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, June 2, 2026 – Issue 219

AI-WeeklyJune 2, 2026August 8, 202670 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 26, 2026 - Issue 218. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon of the Google I/O 2026 conference. A grinning presenter stands on stage, arms wide, before a cheering crowd. A glowing sign reads 'I/O 2026'. Labeled mascots surround him: a washing machine ('Gemini Omni'), a speedster ('Gemini 3.5 Flash'), a tired robot ('Gemini Spark 24/7'), a detective ('Agents'), a googly-eyed cart ('Universal Cart'), a play button ('Ask YouTube'), a news robot ('Daily Brief'), a chip with a cake ('TPU turns 10'), a floating cushion ('Antigravity 2.0'), a cinnamon bun ('Android 17'), and a glowing block stamping art ('SynthID'). Confetti rains down.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 26, 2026 – Issue 218

AI-WeeklyMay 26, 2026August 8, 202669 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 19, 2026 - Issue 217. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a whimsical cartoon street scene of small local shops like a florist, pie shop, hardware store, barber, pizza place, and yarn shop, where a long line of identical humanoid robots in suits labeled 'Claude' carry briefcases and clipboards while interacting with confused and worried shop owners; one robot cuts a grand opening ribbon in the foreground as a small dog barks nearby, and overhead a man with a megaphone stands on a rooftop beneath a banner promoting AI for small business, with signs like help wanted replaced by help deployed and various storefront details and townspeople expressing surprise and concern.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 19, 2026 – Issue 217

AI-WeeklyMay 19, 2026August 8, 202670 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 12, 2026 - Issue 216. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a stylized cartoon scene showing a confident humanoid AI figure named AGENT 007 in a sleek suit lounging in a chair in the center of a high-tech control room, holding a cocktail with a USB stick in it, while overseeing a glowing world map labeled world domination progress 87 percent, surrounded by multiple smaller assistant characters, from 006 to 001, performing tasks like coding, deploying agents, and monitoring systems; humorous details include a to-do list with take over world, stay aligned, snack, a large red button labeled deploy more agents, drones flying nearby, a goldfish bowl labeled goldfish unionized, and a side room with confused competitor mascots tangled in cables, all rendered in warm orange tones. Playful satire about artificial intelligence power and alignment.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 12, 2026 – Issue 216

AI-WeeklyMay 12, 2026August 8, 202663 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 5, 2026 - Issue 215. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts an illustrated satirical scene showing a heavily fortified metal vault covered in locks, warning signs, and surveillance gear labeled with phrases like 'Top Secret' and 'Too Dangerous to Release', guarded by a stern security officer and a scientist, while a sign above reads 'Project Glasswing'; on the right side, a door marked 'Third-Party Vendor Entrance: All Welcome!' stands open as a colorful cartoon monster with an exposed brain grins and hands out USB keys labeled 'Zero-Days' to excited hoodie-wearing hackers with laptops, one saying lol oops, while in the background near a stylized White House, suited officials scramble as money and papers fly, and a sign reading new model just dropped adds to the chaotic, critical tone about security and leaks.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, May 5, 2026 – Issue 215

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 28, 2026 - Issue 214. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon. Left: An orange handheld Claude Hardware Buddy device with stubby arms; on its screen, a face with wide eyes, sweat drops, and exclamation marks. Two buttons: green 'A' marked 'APPROVE,' red 'B' marked 'DENY.' Right: a coral star-shaped character in a hard-hat, eyes squinted in a smile, holding a glowing scroll. Text reads: 'rm -rf /.' Center: a monitor swarms with tiny blue-uniformed workers carrying briefcases, papers, and sparking gear. A Bluetooth arc links the device to a small window above. Below: rainbow keyboard, mug reading '404: SLEEP NOT FOUND,' notes reading 'ASK BUDDY FIRST,' pizza slice.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 28, 2026 – Issue 214

AI-WeeklyApril 28, 2026August 8, 202674 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 21, 2026 - Issue 213. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon scene depicting a determined anthropomorphic .MD document character standing on a grassy hill of stacked papers, pulling a slingshot aimed at a looming, rusty robot made of tangled wires and labeled components like vector DB, legacy schema, fragile, and patched, with warning lights and sticky notes such as migrate? and TODO refactor; in the background small robots hold signs reading go .md and down with bloat under a bright sun, while code snippets and files scatter in the air, conveying a battle between simple markdown files and a complex, outdated, bloated system.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 21, 2026 – Issue 213

AI-WeeklyApril 21, 2026August 8, 202667 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 14, 2026 - Issue 212. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a cartoon-style illustration depicting a software debugging theme. A large butterfly with iridescent purple and blue wings dominates the center, with a shield on its body. Text reads: 'Mythos' on the shield and 'Project Glasswing' in glowing pink letters arched above. Red cartoon bugs crawl across the butterfly's wings and float through the air. On the left, a smiling cartoon robot wearing glasses and an orange lab coat holds a magnifying glass over one of the red bugs. Text reads: 'Claude' on the robot's coat and 'AI' on its chest. Golden nets sweep through the scene catching bugs. On the right, four cartoon workers in hardhats and safety gear hold wrenches, tablets, and gears, celebrating. Behind them, monitors display lines of green code. The background shows a futuristic cityscape in teals and purples with binary code streams, server towers, and a gradient sky shifting from deep blue to orange at the horizon.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 14, 2026 – Issue 212

AI-WeeklyApril 14, 2026August 8, 202669 mins

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 7, 2026 - Issue 211. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a chaotic cartoon scene showing a sweaty, exhausted furry creature labeled OpenAI running stretching on a yoga mat while gulping from a can labeled compute and clutching a bottle of hype vitamins, its body covered with stickers like AGI, safety, ethics, margins, and legal; around it, anxious businesspeople hold clipboards and valuation sheets next to a large sign reading OpenAI $100 billion+ IPO biggest ever, while stacks of papers labeled revenue, GPU bills, investor decks, and legal paperwork pile up; in the background, a cityscape filled with NYSE signs and logos for Google, Meta, and AGI buzzes with activity, as a towering robot labeled Claude looms calmly nearby, and to the left a graveyard scene humorously marks R.I.P. Sora text-to-video with film equipment scattered, conveying a satirical take on AI competition, hype, and pressure.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, April 7, 2026 – Issue 211

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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, March 31, 2026 - Issue 210. This cover of the AI-Weekly newsletter depicts a colorful cartoon illustration of a giant, chaotic AI machine shaped like a smiling monster standing on Earth at sunset, its body made of tangled cables, servers, and screens labeled with phrases like AI service, load, global AI, and power maxed, while it eats computer chips and GPUs with labels like crunch and slurp; robotic arms hold app icons and devices, sparks and energy bursts appear throughout, and below, small workers carry boxes of chips and connect cables to server racks, with wind turbines and green energy signs on one side and a smoky industrial power plant and city skyline labeled server city on the other, highlighting the massive infrastructure and energy demands behind AI systems.
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AI-Weekly for Tuesday, March 31, 2026 – Issue 210

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