Sinocism is like Zvi’s blog, except for China Watchers instead of AI safety. It leans a little towards open source, but it’s free and the guy knows the space (though doesn’t know everything).
Thanks for mentioning this!
I definitely agree that Sinocism is an interesting newsletter to follow if one wants to stay up-to-date on China-related events (from a US perspective). I think it falls outside of what we are considering for this list, since Sinocism only occasionally mentions tech- or AI-related issues and rarely discusses them in-depth (afaik). But I will add this to the list of “potential items to include”, which we (the authors of this list) will discuss at regular, but quite spaced-out, intervals (tentative plan, subject to revision if more updates seem needed: annual or maybe semi-annual).
Sinocism is like Zvi’s blog, except for China Watchers instead of AI safety. It leans a little towards open source, but it’s free and the guy knows the space (though doesn’t know everything).
Thanks for mentioning this! I definitely agree that Sinocism is an interesting newsletter to follow if one wants to stay up-to-date on China-related events (from a US perspective). I think it falls outside of what we are considering for this list, since Sinocism only occasionally mentions tech- or AI-related issues and rarely discusses them in-depth (afaik). But I will add this to the list of “potential items to include”, which we (the authors of this list) will discuss at regular, but quite spaced-out, intervals (tentative plan, subject to revision if more updates seem needed: annual or maybe semi-annual).