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Every newsletter as it went out, filed by month: one issue a day for each, the world edition where there was one.
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- 11 Sept 2026
November 2026
1 issue
The Research Digest
This week in AI research: better results start below the modelExecution harnesses, scoring rules and control interfaces explain consequential differences that model-level comparisons can miss.
October 2026
5 issues
The Research Digest
This week in AI research: measure outcomes, not reassuring proxiesAcross agents, robotics and model training, the strongest papers separate useful behavior from the metrics commonly used to predict it.
The Research Digest
AI systems need better checks, not just stronger modelsAcross agents, training and evaluation, the strongest evidence separates improving a proxy from improving the system that practitioners actually deploy.
The Research Digest
This Week in AI Research: Better Signals Beat Bigger ModelsAcross agents, evaluation, robotics and safety, progress came from supervising the right intermediate state rather than scaling blunt end metrics.
The Research Digest
This Week in AI Research: Systems, Rewards, and Benchmarks Bite BackAcross agents, multimodal models and infrastructure, apparent model gains repeatedly vanished when researchers tested the full system.
The Research Digest
This Week in Agentic AI Research: Runtime Contracts Beat Model IntuitionThe strongest results move reliability from model reasoning into explicit state, memory, communication and audit mechanisms.
September 2026
2 issues
The Research Digest
Agent Safety Moves From Prompts to Process-Level Controls and TestsThe week’s clearest result is that reliable agents require runtime constraints, process-aware evaluation, and targeted correction—not stronger instructions alone.
The Research Digest
Agent Reliability Moves From Better Models to Better Measurement and StateAcross evaluation, training, memory, and security, the strongest gains came from controlling the system around the model.