About Heard In AI
AI researchers, founders and critics explain their thinking in podcasts, published articles and research papers. Heard In AI brings those ideas into articles you can read, compare and follow over time.
What you will find here
Our articles bring together arguments, examples and findings from the sources we follow. We name the speakers or authors, link to their work and connect related accounts. An article may start from a podcast, a web article or a research paper.
These are our summaries and interpretations. The linked material is the original source. Its creators do not write or endorse our articles.
You can follow a specific event on our topic pages, with an overview, a timeline and links to the original episodes.
Sponsors pay for a labelled placement in the daily email and on article pages. They do not choose, read or change articles before publication.
The editorial desk
The site owner selects the sources and sets the editorial rules. Articles use the Heard In AI editorial desk byline. It identifies the publication responsible for the article.
We use AI to write and edit articles. Articles can publish automatically without human review. Our editorial method explains our use of sources, the limits of AI and how we handle changes.
Corrections and updates
We correct or clarify published briefings and cover later developments in new stories. We can update idea pages when new information becomes available. Each published version records its date and what changed. Earlier published versions remain linked from the article.
For a correction or question, email [email protected]. Include the article link and the passage you are asking about.