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There are plenty of paid options out there, WIRED, Popular Mechanics, MIT Tech Review. Or any of these newsletters https://www.bigtechnology.com/recommendations

• rpdillon 1y ago
  I think there is a decent likelihood that the publications and publishers in general will use AI to decrease the reliance on artists and writers. The most obvious outcome here is that we're going to be consuming AI content no matter what. It's just a question of who's going to be getting paid for it. This is not my idea. It's a concept that Rick Beato pointed out in his videos analyzing music production today and the direction it's going between the artists and the record labels. Everybody wants to be doing less work, and so the argument is really over who gets to control the technology and get paid.
  • pyman 1y ago
    If you want my honest opinion, GenAI is definitely going to change how we write and consume information: - Original, quality content will still exist, and it'll still need to be paid for, either monthly or per article. - Right now, articles are written by journalists. In the near future, a single article might be written by several people who aren't journalists at all, but still get paid. An AI will handle fact-checking and composition. The opinions, ideas, and knowledge will come from humans, AI will just verify and stitch it together.
• krainboltgreene 1y ago
  I said good content.