Dan Shipper is the CEO and cofounder of Every. Every week he explores the frontiers of AI in his column, Chain of Thought, and on his podcast, ‘AI & I.’
Dan and Nathan look back on how the Tiago Forte launch went, and learn an important lesson: before you start troubleshooting, make sure the
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Language models handle the repetition—people decide what matters
Taking a hard look at Substack’s top ten after yet another chaotic week for media (and for everything else), Dan and Nathan dig into the Pub
Nathaniel Whittemore’s guide to navigating the information age
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File this one under “the unbundling of media”: Veteran reporter Casey Newton has left his job at The Verge and is launching his own Substac
Nat Eliason shares how he uses the tool as a personal book concierge in the latest episode of ‘How Do You Use ChatGPT?’
Alex & Books's Alex Wieckowski on finding joy in books again
My conversation with Kevin Scott
Dan and Nathan discuss an existential question for any creative and ambitious person: How do you choose to work with someone or on something
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Weary of Election Discourse? Dan and Nathan are, too – but they also think there’s some use in paying attention to the world outside of work
Humans can master AI—instead of losing our agency
He’s been turning trends into wins for years—now he’s doing it with an AI course
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Dan and Nathan discuss the art and science of starting a newsletter business. And how they’re probably more on the art side than you might g
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Simon Eskildsen turns facts into insights with the help of LLMs
We've been doing a bunch of events on our Every community Discord for paid members, and we have one coming up that I thought you might be in
When it comes to productivity systems, you've tried them all, yet nothing really sticks. Why? Because the popular methods don't prioritize i
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