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• AI Post — Artificial Intelligence@aipost · News and debates around artificial intelligence: statements from politicians, reactions from tech leaders, and coverage of conflicts over AI safety. Recent topics include Stephen Hawking's old warning about artificial intelligence ending humanity, Microsoft's new code of conduct for its future MAI models, JD Vance's comments on fear as a marketing tool for AI companies, and an investigation revealing that OpenAI contractors read real ChatGPT conversations as part of Project Lily. Coverage also touched Elon Musk's claims about his long-standing interest in AI safety and an unusual coalition of Bernie Sanders, Steve Bannon and a former Anthropic researcher pushing for AI to remain under human control. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 707K, with 232 posts in 30 days, far more than the category median of 23. ER sits at 0.6%, well below the category median of 24.6%.694,687 subssubs40D
• Джейпег Малевича@malepeg · About artificial intelligence, technology and gadget news with an ironic edge: covers experiments with neural networks, chatbot quirks and leaks from the VR world. As of 14 September: the channel has 516.2K subscribers, well above the category median, and with 56 posts in 30 days it clearly outpaces peers in the catalog, where the median is 24. At the same time, ER sits at 1.4%, below the category median. Recent topics include Valve's unveiling of the Steam Frame VR headset, the iOS 27 update and its effect on older iPhones, and a story about the Astra neural network noticing through a webcam that a user had drifted off task. There was also a philosophical detour: senator Bernie Sanders proposed treating the creation of superintelligence the same as illegal nuclear weapons production.498,182 subssubs33F
• STEOS CIS@steosvoice · Voice service STEOS offers speech synthesis and meme-style voiceovers for streams and chats, built around game characters, accents and parody voices. Past posts show the bot adding voices from The Witcher, Apex Legends, Team Fortress 2 and Zenless Zone Zero, plus a temporary free access period for voice features and an integration with the GoDonate donation platform. The channel also announced a launch on the MAX messenger as an alternative to Telegram. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 452K, well above the 13.8K median for the Artificial Intelligence category. Yet the channel posted nothing in the last 30 days, compared with a category median of 25 posts. Over the 28-day observation window, subscriber count dropped by 15.2K. The listing has not been confirmed by its owner.451,790 subssubsno score
• Нейродвиж@neuraldvig · Artificial intelligence and tech news delivered with an ironic tone: new models, neural networks, and oddities from the vibe-coding world. As of 13 September: 296.3K subscribers, well above the category median of 14K, and 68 posts over 30 days, far more frequent than the category median of 22. Meanwhile, ER sits at 6.2%, below the category median of 23.2%. Over the past month the channel covered SkillsMP, a catalog featuring over 33000 skills for Claude Code and Codex, the departure of researcher Joe Benton from Anthropic, and Unity's release of an official plugin for AI agents packed with 29 ready-made skills. It also looked at YuE2, an open-source music generator rivaling Suno. The tone mixes tech reporting with jokes and memes about neural networks.293,771 subssubs38D
• Machinelearning@ai_machinelearning_big_data · Covers artificial intelligence news: model releases, developer tool updates, and shifts in policy among major AI companies. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 280K, well above the category median, with 148 posts published over 30 days — far more frequent than category peers — while engagement at 5.9% sits below the category median. Recent topics include Sakana AI's agent orchestration update, Sber's GigaChat 3.5 Reasoning release with a built-in reasoning mode, DeepSeek opening the weights for V4.1-Flash, and OpenAI's GPT-Live-1 voice model becoming available via API. Coverage also touched on OpenAI shifting US federal agencies to commercial pricing and Yandex releasing a model behind its fast search answers. Posts give a compact summary of each release and its practical relevance for people building with these tools.278,613 subssubs40D
• XOR@xor_journal · Covers artificial intelligence and software development news: fresh model releases like GPT-6 Astra, experiments with neural networks and stories from the programming world. Shares case breakdowns and unusual projects where tech meets creativity.216,375 subssubs48D
• Denis Sexy IT 🤖@denissexy · Covers artificial intelligence and tech with a personal voice — breakdowns of stories like the Hugging Face hack, fresh model releases, and the author's own experiments with coding agents. The tone is casual and often funny, mixing serious AI analysis with odd finds like a fly brain map or YouTube thumbnail tricks. Good fit for readers who want AI news with commentary instead of a dry digest.137,865 subssubs69B
• Лобушкин@lobushkin · Covers news about artificial intelligence and its effects on media, politics and everyday life, mixing odd stories with serious technological shifts. Recent topics include a journalist releasing an AI-generated song under the name of a real punk band, a passenger's complaint about a Tesla Cybercab robotaxi taking a bizarre detour, statistics on how American teenagers use AI for schoolwork, a Brazilian man faking an Australian accent with AI for political propaganda, and Amazon, Netflix and YouTube forming a joint political lobbying group. As of 18 September: the channel has 100.2K subscribers, well above the category median of 13.7K. It published 111 posts over 30 days, more often than most channels in the category. Its engagement rate stands at 22.3 percent, slightly below the category median of 24.9 percent.100,244 subssubs50C
• эйай ньюз@ai_newz · About artificial intelligence news: breakdowns of fresh models, releases and industry debates. The author covers Sber's GigaChat 3.5 Reasoning with open weights and a 432B-A28B MoE architecture, Krea Agents' file-based system for organizing neural content, Tencent's AuK model for speech generation and editing, and compares GPT-Image-2.5's Flare and Sunburst versions on speed and quality. As of 13 September: subscribers 96.8K, median post views 30.3K, ER 31.3%, with 45 posts published over 30 days. Subscribers exceed the category median, posting outpaces category peers, and ER runs above the category median. Over the 20-day observation window, subscribers grew by 538 and average views rose by 9.2K.97,152 subssubs62C
• Data Secrets@data_secrets · Covers artificial intelligence news: model releases like GLM, industry moves such as Nvidia buying Hugging Face, and legal battles around AI regulation. New posts appear almost daily, giving readers a quick sense of what is happening in the field without deep technical detail on every story.94,318 subssubs53C
• Блохи в свитере@cyberfreek · About artificial intelligence and the technologies reshaping everyday life: automated manufacturing, robotic assistants, neural networks, and their effect on people. Recent coverage includes a robot conductor tested on Russian railways, an overhaul of the Central Election Commission's voice assistant, and OpenAI's Astra system reportedly ignoring commands from its creators. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 84.9K, well above the category median of 13.9K. Posts over 30 days reached 93, more often than most channels in this category. ER sits at 21.3 percent, roughly matching the category median. Other recent topics include Russia's push to develop domestic microelectronics materials, Neuralink chips that turn thoughts into synthesized speech, and James Cameron's studio acquiring a startup that builds 3D films with AI.81,168 subssubs40D
• Сиолошная@seeallochnaya · Covers artificial intelligence news: model releases, API pricing, rocket launches and what is happening across major AI labs. As of 30 September: 80K subscribers, well above the category median of 13.8K. The channel posted 62 times in 30 days, more often than the category median of 25 posts. Engagement sits at 34.0%, above the category median of 24.1%. Recent posts covered the Gemini 4 Argon announcement with its token pricing, details on a new $500 Grok Bot and Muse tier, a Reuters report on Anthropic's net loss ahead of its IPO, and coverage of the first orbital Starship flight carrying Starlink V3 satellites. Other posts touched on China restricting foreign travel for AI specialists and podcasts explaining AI safety to a general audience.80,108 subssubs69B
• addmeto@addmeto · About technology and AI news, told through personal commentary rather than dry press-release retelling. The archive holds notes on OpenAI's deal to acquire Astral for Codex, rumors about GPT-5.4 with a million-token context window, the MacBook Neo and M5-powered MacBook Pro launches, plus Claude Code's voice mode rollout and attempts to train neural networks directly on the Apple Neural Engine. As of 25 August: subscribers stand at 71,913, above the category median, while posts over 30 days are at zero, rarer than the category median, and across 175 days without new posts the audience shrank only slightly, by 163 people. The channel is not verified by its owner. This is an archive: the author stopped publishing here a while ago, and everything available comes from earlier issues covering gadgets, technology, and the AI market.71,827 subssubsno score
• Чёрный Треугольник@black_triangle_tg · About artificial intelligence and technology: news on neural networks, gadgets and digital surveillance explained in plain language. As of 16 September: 63.9K subscribers, well above the category median of 14K, and 105 posts in 30 days come out more often than most peers in the category, though engagement at 12.3% sits below the category median of 24.0%. Over the past month, coverage included Adobe's new generative sound and video tool built into Premiere Pro, rumors around a Claude Opus 5.2 model, and GPT-6 Astra completing a demanding computer-control test inside Minecraft. Other stories covered Google's paid pilot for publishers whose work feeds AI answers, and an Android flaw leaking real IP addresses around VPN protections. It also reported on the US officially acknowledging weapons placed in orbit.63,829 subssubs49D
• Artificial Intelligence && Deep Learning@deeplearning_ai · Focused on open research in machine learning and generative models, covering topics from image detection to autonomous driving and point-cloud processing. Each post linked to the project's source code, useful for anyone after working implementations rather than general overviews. The posts are archived and no new ones will appear.57,429 subssubsno score
• Наталья Касперская@natalya_kasperskaya_channel · Personal channel of Natalya Kasperskaya covering cybersecurity, digital regulation and artificial intelligence. The author writes about discussions at banking forums, podcast appearances and radio programs, sharing thoughts on data protection and anti-fraud systems. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 54.7K, well above the category median of 13.8K. Engagement rate sits at 64.3%, far above the category median of 24.1%, even though posts come out less often than among category peers. In September the channel covered conversations with BIS Summit-2026 participants Alexander Kraynov from Yandex and Anna Kulashova from Kaspersky Lab about attacks on generative AI, a banking forum discussion on anti-fraud regulation held in Saint Petersburg, and a podcast appearance with Severstal IT director Sergey Dunaev. It also mentioned an essay by Anthropic chief Dario Amodei calling for slowing down frontier AI model development.54,705 subssubs78B
• Neural Shit@neuralshit · About artificial intelligence with irony and without polishing the language: reviews neural network services, tests voice assistants and mocks the latest hype around generative tools. The author tried Alice AI as a replacement for regular search on complex queries, went through Anthropic's report on Claude usage from December 2025 to August 2026 and how people tried to abuse its filters, and wrote about a new app called Whip — a feed where generated games replace videos, built from a single prompt. As of 15 September: the channel has 53.6K subscribers, well above the category median. It posts far more often than a typical AI channel, and engagement sits above the category median too. Over 19 days of observation, subscribers grew by 708 and average views rose by 1.8K.54,226 subssubs58C
• Метаверсище и ИИще@cgevent · Covers generative video and AI news, breaking down tools like MiniMax and Gemini Omni along with fresh model releases. Runs a recurring roast segment where readers' AI-made clips get picked apart, useful for anyone tracking video generation tools and wanting a grip on the latest industry updates.52,710 subssubs50C
• Анализ данных (Data analysis)@data_analysis_ml · About artificial intelligence and the IT industry: news on models, infrastructure and major deals for those following the field closely. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 50.6K, well above the category median of 14K, with 80 posts over 30 days — far more frequent than the category median of 22. ER sits at 8.3 percent, below the category median of 23.2 percent. Recent topics include researcher Chaofan Shou's findings on leaked SSH keys and cloud credentials through a Chinese AI-routing service, Larry Ellison's abrupt cancellation of an Oracle share sale worth up to 7.5 billion dollars, and rumors that Google DeepMind may be approaching recursive self-improvement. Coverage also touched on Sakana AI's new agent orchestration system Fugu and Google's ToolGrad method for generating tool-use training data. A cosmonautics hackathon with a prize pool of 7.2 million rubles was mentioned as well.50,660 subssubs49D
• LEFT JOIN@leftjoin · Explores how technology actually works under the hood — from the internals of Redis and PostgreSQL to a 16-year-old bug hidden in SQLite and how bots are taking over internet traffic through agentic activity. The author follows disputes around OpenAI's models, reads essays from major industry figures on AGI risks, and shares independent AI rankings covering benchmarks, speed, and cost. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 42.1K, well above the category median of 14K, though posts over 30 days came to 13 versus a median of 26, and ER sits at 6.6%, below the category median of 24.0%. Recent topics include the disputed proof of solutions to Navier-Stokes equations, Jacob Pachocki's essay41,890 subssubs35D