# Curated Signals: Navigating the AI Information Firehose with lessw-blog > Coverage of lessw-blog **Published:** April 19, 2026 **Author:** PSEEDR Editorial **Category:** risk **Tags:** AI Safety, Information Curation, AI Strategy, Forecasting, Signal Discovery **Canonical URL:** https://pseedr.com/risk/curated-signals-navigating-the-ai-information-firehose-with-lessw-blog --- A recent post from lessw-blog offers a curated guide to the most rigorous and insightful voices in AI safety, strategy, and trajectory prediction, providing a valuable shortcut for professionals trying to keep pace with rapid industry developments. In a recent post, lessw-blog discusses their personal media diet for tracking the relentless pace of artificial intelligence developments. Titled "Who I Follow," the piece outlines the specific newsletters, projects, and analysts the author relies on to filter signal from noise. The sheer volume of AI news, research papers, and policy updates published daily has made it nearly impossible for any single individual to stay fully informed. For professionals focused on AI risk, regulation, and strategic forecasting, finding high-signal, epistemically rigorous sources is critical. Relying on mainstream aggregation often misses the nuanced technical evaluations and safety implications that dictate the technology's true trajectory. Understanding the trajectory of AI capabilities and the corresponding safety evaluations is no longer just an academic exercise; it is a core requirement for enterprise strategy and public policy. The sources recommended by lessw-blog are particularly notable because they do not just aggregate news; they apply rigorous analytical frameworks to predict what happens next. The post acknowledges that keeping up with AI requires several hours a day-a commitment they only recommend for specific roles like newsletter writers or dedicated researchers. For everyone else, they suggest leaning on a few highly curated sources. The post highlights Zvi Mowshowitz's "Don't Worry About the Vase" for its comprehensive, opinionated coverage of AI safety and strategy. It also points to the AI Futures Project (specifically AI-2027) for rigorous predictions regarding how AI capabilities will unfold over the next few years, and Jack Clark's "Import AI" for broad, technical capability tracking. Forecasting projects like AI-2027 attempt to map out the timeline of advanced AI and the intermediate milestones we will cross to get there, while tracking technical evaluations helps ground theoretical safety concerns in empirical data. For anyone looking to optimize their information intake and focus on the most critical aspects of AI development, this curation is highly valuable. **[Read the full post](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/9nMvhXvceaiKEzkB3/who-i-follow)** to explore these recommendations and refine your own AI tracking strategy. ### Key Takeaways * Tracking the AI landscape comprehensively requires hours of daily effort, making curated aggregation essential for most professionals. * Zvi Mowshowitz is highlighted as a premier source for opinionated, thorough analysis of AI safety and strategic developments. * The AI Futures Project (AI-2027) is recommended for those seeking epistemically rigorous forecasting on AI's near-term trajectory. * Jack Clark's Import AI remains a staple for tracking technical capabilities and broader industry shifts. [Read the original post at lessw-blog](https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/9nMvhXvceaiKEzkB3/who-i-follow) --- ## Sources - https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/9nMvhXvceaiKEzkB3/who-i-follow