Sources

3Blue1Brown is Grant Sanderson's video channel about math and adjacent fields such as physics and computer science, using animation to visualize core ideas and clarify difficult topics.

a16z is a venture capital firm that shares videos on technology trends and advice for building companies.

Acquired is a podcast about the stories and strategies behind major companies and the playbooks that built them.

AI at Meta shares Meta's artificial intelligence work and engagement with research and academic communities, covering infrastructure, natural language processing, generative AI, vision, human-computer interaction, and related areas.

Talks, workshops, events, and training for AI engineers.

Alex Kantrowitz hosts the Big Technology Podcast and publishes videos from the show and YouTube-exclusive videos.

Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg discuss economics, technology, politics, social issues, and poker.

Anthropic is an AI safety and research company that develops Claude and produces research on the opportunities and risks of AI.

Xander Steenbrugge discusses AI ideas and applications, drawing on work in the field since 2012.

Conversations with @altcap and @bgurley about technology, markets, investing, and capitalism.

Bloomberg Originals produces shows on the intersection of business and culture, covering topics such as climate change, technology, finance, and sports.

Bloomberg Technology is a Bloomberg TV source covering technology news and analysis, with interviews and profiles focused on innovators, industry leaders, and global tech trends.

A podcast focused on navigating life’s challenges.

Deeply researched interviews.

ElevenLabs focuses on changing how people interact with technology.

Eye on AI is a biweekly podcast hosted by longtime New York Times correspondent Craig S. Smith, featuring conversations with people working in artificial intelligence and examining advances in the field and their global implications.

Financial Times features visual journalism on global news, business, politics, economics, and major trends.

Garry Tan is President and CEO of Y Combinator. He describes his background as a designer, engineer, early-stage startup investor, former founder and managing partner of Initialized Capital, former Y Combinator partner, Posterous cofounder, and Palantir contributor.

Google DeepMind is an AI research organization working on AI and artificial general intelligence, with scientists, engineers, ethicists, and others focused on building AI systems safely and responsibly.

Kevin Roose and Casey Newton discuss technology stories and examine what is real and what is hype.

The Hoover Institution shares videos intended to encourage discussion, generate ideas, and disseminate information related to peace, the human condition, and the role of government.

Hugging Face is a platform where the AI community collaborates on models, datasets, research papers, and applications, with an emphasis on open science and open source.

Conversations with investors and business leaders about their ideas, methods, and stories related to investing time and money.

Latent Space is a podcast and newsletter about AI models, tools, and ideas for AI engineers.

Interviews with product leaders and growth experts about building, launching, and growing products.

Videos from Lex Fridman, including the Lex Fridman Podcast.

A technical AI podcast covering advanced AI research, alternative approaches to AGI, cognitive science, computer science, neuroscience, mathematics, and philosophy of mind and language.

A business podcast featuring founders, CEOs, and innovators discussing company growth, challenges, and strategies with hosts including founding host Reid Hoffman.

Microsoft Research is Microsoft’s research organization, working across disciplines on scientific discovery and technology innovation, with a stated focus on challenges relevant to Microsoft and society.

MIT CSAIL is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, which conducts research in computer science and AI, including robotics, systems, theory, biology, machine learning, speech recognition, vision, and graphics.

My First Million is a business show hosted by Shaan Puri and Sam Parr and produced by HubSpot, covering business ideas, opportunities, investments, and guest-run ventures.

No Priors is a podcast hosted by Elad Gil and Sarah Guo featuring conversations with engineers, researchers, and founders about AI, machine learning, startups, AGI, markets, research, and technology’s effects on commerce, culture, and society.

NVIDIA is a computing company founded in 1993, known for GPUs and accelerated computing, with products spanning PC gaming, computer graphics, AI, industrial digitalization, and data-center-scale infrastructure.

OpenAI is an AI organization whose stated mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.

Perplexity develops AI tools for search, browsing, research, content creation, organization, and workflow automation, including perplexity.ai, Comet, and Computer.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm that works with companies from early ideas through IPO and beyond.

Stanford HAI studies, guides, and develops human-centered AI technologies and applications.

Stanford Online is the Stanford School of Engineering’s portal for academic and professional education offered by Stanford schools and units, including degree programs, credit-bearing courses, professional certificates, and free open content. It is operated by the Stanford Engineering Center for Global & Online Education.

Daily technology show.

TED features talks and performances from the TED Conference, along with originals, podcasts, and other content on technology, entertainment, design, science, business, global issues, the arts, and related subjects.

The Aspen Institute is a global nonprofit founded in 1949 that works toward a free, just, and equitable society through dialogue, leadership, and action on challenges facing the United States and the world.

The Cognitive Revolution is an AI podcast in which Nathan Labenz and Erik Torenberg interview AI builders and discuss long-term changes associated with the technology.

News, courses, and community for people building AI-powered products.

The Knowledge Project Podcast explores timeless principles that drive success.

Podcast hosted by Sam Charrington featuring conversations with machine learning and AI researchers, practitioners, and innovators about ML and AI research, applications, and technology platforms.

Jason Calacanis covers startups, technology, markets, media, and business, and interviews founders, operators, investors, and innovators.

Tim Ferriss is an author and early-stage technology investor/advisor associated with companies including Uber, Facebook, Shopify, Duolingo, and Alibaba. He is the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers, including The 4-Hour Workweek and Tools of Titans, and is associated with The Tim Ferriss Show podcast and the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter.

Two Minute Papers features Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér.

Y Combinator is a startup accelerator and investor whose channel features startup advice, founder stories, and material about its program for founders.

Videos about machine learning research papers, programming, issues in the AI community, and the broader societal impact of AI.