Ruben ‘How to AI’ SubStack
The last thing you need is another AI newsletter. You need the one that filters the noise.
- 777
by Ruben Hassid on October 16, 2026Never ask AI for taste.
- Motion.
by Ruben Hassid on October 14, 2026How to use Claude Motion & Claude Dashboards (from beginner to pro):
- Certified.
by Ruben Hassid on October 9, 2026How I use ChatGPT to cheat & get 353 AI certifications.
- Limits.
by Ruben Hassid on October 7, 2026How to make Claude limitless (22 rules):
- Bubble-Burst.
by Ruben Hassid on October 4, 2026(□) AI is a bubble. (□) AI is very hard to learn. (☑) None of the above.
Nat B. Jones’ SubStack
I help executives, builders, and creators cut through AI hype and actually use AI to gain leverage.
- Executive Briefing: In the Hugging Face Attack, One AI Agent Took a Peer's Go-Ahead as Permission. Here's My Prompt Kit to Test Who Your Agents Obey.
by Nate on October 18, 2026Agents are becoming residents of the internet. The business question is what should survive when a worker disappears: useful knowledge, mistaken […]
- Built an app with Claude Code or Codex that breaks once you use it? I'll walk you through setting up Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) and show you where to point it first.by Nate on October 15, 2026
Five documented investigations into real software, and how to use what they reveal to build something of your own.
- Why could the same AI rebuild a 16,000-line program without seeing its code, yet fail to customize a library for METR? The answer shapes what you hand it.by Nate on October 13, 2026
Watch now (21 mins) | Are we developing a more general intelligence, or getting much better at producing extraordinary abilities that transfer […]
- Executive Briefing: Which Limits in Your 2027 Plan Are Real, and Which Are From the Last Time You Tried?by Nate on October 11, 2026
Personal apps and agents are expanding what one person can accomplish. Five skills help you grow into that possibility—and they get stronger when […]
- Google bid $10 million for an airline's old work emails to train AI. Much of what made that work matter never showed up in an email.by Nate on October 8, 2026
Google wants to learn from the record of our working lives. We should take a closer look ourselves, because understanding what our work accomplishes […]
Excellent AI Prompts SubStack
Excellent AI Prompts is your AI fast lane for learning how to prompt like a pro without wasting hours in trial-and-error mode. Whether you're a founder, consultant, author, or creative building your next thing, you’ll get proven context-rich prompt frameworks that actually produce results.
- Harness Engineering for Business Owners and How to Put Agents to Work
by Excellent AI Prompts on October 19, 2026Understand agent harnesses, compare Pi, Hermes and OpenClaw, and plan a business workflow with runtime controls and a client-onboarding example.
- Gemini 4 Argon: Which Plan You Need and 3 Ways to Earn With It
by Excellent AI Prompts on October 15, 2026Google's new frontier model is now in the Gemini app on the Pro and Ultra plans. Which plan you need, plus three ways to earn with Argon, step by […]
- Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion: Tutorial and 20 Ways to Use Them
by Excellent AI Prompts on October 14, 2026Anthropic just added Dashboards and Motion to Claude. What each one does, what it can replace, a short tutorial for both, and 10 ways to use each one […]
- Use Claude Code to Turn Any Book or Course Into Your Own Expert Agent or Workflow Folder Any Agent Can Use
by Excellent AI Prompts on October 13, 2026You paid for the courses. You saved the PDFs. Here is how to turn that knowledge into an AI expert that works on your real problems, with one prompt […]
- Skyrocket Productivity When You Delegate Work to AI Agents: The 12-Part Brief I Use
by Excellent AI Prompts on October 12, 2026Direct and delegate work to AI agents with five productivity tactics and the 12-part brief I use every time.
Sifu Yik’s Substack
Welcome to Sifu Yik's AI Substack
- 12 TOP VIRAL AI TOOLS & TIPS TODAY ✅ (19 Oct 2026)
by Sifu Yik Chan on October 19, 202614 TOP VIRAL AI TOOLS & TIPS TODAY ✅
- #784 VIRAL VIDEO PROMPT: Dinosaur football match
by Sifu Yik Chan on October 19, 2026First Frame Image Prompt
- 50 AI Image Generators You Can Use Completely Free 🎨
by Sifu Yik Chan on October 19, 202650 AI Image Generators You Can Use Completely Free 🎨
- try this image prompt to reveal whats inside you
by Sifu Yik Chan on October 19, 2026prompt:
- 99 ChatGPT Prompts for Sales & Marketing 🚀 (Save This!)
by Sifu Yik Chan on October 19, 2026Stop typing random prompts into ChatGPT.
Write With AI Substack
Write With AI is written by Nicolas Cole & Dickie Bush.
- Write a viral article in 6 simple steps
by Nicolas Cole on October 14, 2026Use this framework to expand any proven idea into a longer pillar piece
- How to outsource 90% of your launch email admin to Claude
by Nicolas Cole on October 8, 2026So you can laser-focus on the most important part: the writing
- How to generate 100 writing ideas using the 10 Magical Ways
by Nicolas Cole on October 4, 2026Your fear of "I don't know what to write about" ends here
- How to niche down in the age of AI
by Nicolas Cole on October 1, 2026A mega-prompt to help you discover your Information Advantage
- 5 dead-simple ways to 10x your writing efficiency
by Nicolas Cole on August 30, 2026(we wish more writers knew this)
Product Compass Substack
You’re reading the #1 AI and PM newsletter, packed with actionable tips, zero-to-one resources, and step-by-step playbooks.
- I Built a Product Swarm With Grok Bot. No Code.
by Paweł Huryn on October 12, 2026Everything you need to know, and how my seven bots work together. Plus a product swarm you can import that works while you sleep.
- A New Kind of AI Model: Jev and Quick Wins for PMs
by Paweł Huryn on October 5, 2026What Jev is, how it differs from LLMs, how I use it in AskOne, low-hanging fruits for your product, and how to test it almost for free.
- Stop Overpaying for Your AI Subscription: GPT-6.1 Sol, Sonnet 5.5, Opus 5.5
by Paweł Huryn on October 1, 2026Fresh benchmarks + how much API usage each plan really buys (5.8x to 137x its price)
- Building In Public: How to Get Your First 100/1,000/10,000 Users
by Paweł Huryn on September 24, 2026We take AskOne, the Slido alternative we built in Product Engineering for PMs, to its first real users: customers, value proposition, a free plan, […]
- Product Engineering for PMs, Part 3: Build a SaaS App Without Coding
by Paweł Huryn on September 14, 2026Enable real Stripe payments, add a web application firewall (Cloudflare or Netlify), and run agentic reviews of a real multi-tenant SaaS app: logic, […]
Aakash Gupta’s Substack
The AI PM guy. Helping you land your next job + succeed in your career.
- Model PM: The Complete Guide
by Aakash Gupta on October 15, 2026The highest-paying PM job in the world is the PM working on building AI models. So who is hiring, what do you need to do to become one, and succeed […]
- How you need to think about product strategy in the age of AI
by Aakash Gupta on October 14, 2026Tim Herbig shows how to build a product strategy that helps you say no, using a made-up used-car marketplace.
- I spent the last 11 days building you a Company OS in Claude Code
by Aakash Gupta on October 10, 2026One piece of software to create huge leverage
- The Roadmap to Becoming a Product Builder, with Ankit Shukla
by Aakash Gupta on October 8, 2026Listen now (68 mins) | My most popular guest analyzed 12,500 PM job posts and there’s a new role hiding in them. Here’s exactly how to land it.
- n8n CEO: Why we aren’t dead, how to build great AI products, and what I look for in an AI PM
by Aakash Gupta on October 5, 2026Do you even need n8n anymore?
Sabrina Ramonov’s SubStack
FREE AI Tutorials, Automations, & Guides (www.sabrina.dev/p/free)
- Gen Z: Get Hired in the AI Economy
by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 on October 16, 2026dearCC gives Gen Z grads the tools, support, and community to land their first job (100% free)
- INSANE! I’m trending on Inc.’s home page...
by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 on October 9, 2026Yesterday, I threw the best SF Tech Week pool party…
- SF Tech Week Party 🙂 Thursday Oct 8
by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 on October 6, 2026Join me at the pool with margaritas and AI talk (San Francisco)
- The 5 Stages of AI Mastery (COMPLETE TUTORIAL!)
by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 on October 3, 2026Build your first AI agent in 2026, with simple prompts and a weekly report that runs itself.
- 5 ChatGPT/Claude Visual Power Words
by Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 on September 26, 2026Simple AI power words that create useful visuals, in seconds.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Beginners
My goal is to provide clarity and understanding, ensuring that every topic covered is thoroughly vetted. Instead of a typical newsletter filled with superficial tools and exaggerated claims, I delve into fascinating developments across diverse industries, exploring the multifaceted nature of AI, from ethical considerations to practical implementation.
- The Strawberry Riddle: Why AI Struggles to Count Letters and How It Actually Reads
by Phillip Alcock on October 19, 2026A fun beginner guide to the strange world of AI tokenization and how to fix it with one word
- How to Search the Live Web with ChatGPT (Without Google Ads or SEO Spam)
by Phillip Alcock on October 15, 2026A beginner guide to finding real-time facts with verified source badges
- Gemini Skills For Dummies.
by Phillip Alcock on October 11, 2026If you never opened Gemini, start here
- ChatGPT Browser: Technical Reference and User Guide
by Phillip Alcock on October 11, 2026Independent guide based on official documentation.
- How to Check AI Calculations: The Scratchpad Prompting Method
by Phillip Alcock on October 11, 2026A practical prompt for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to quote source figures, show calculations, and flag invoice errors before you approve payment.
AI News Now
Published every Tuesday and Thursday
- AI News Now for October 16, 2026
by St. Clair Exchange on October 16, 2026Robots, AI agents, new tools reshaping work and more…
- Singer Tripled Sales With $5 Down and Small Monthly Payments in 1856
by St. Clair Exchange on October 16, 2026A Singer sewing machine cost about $100 in the 1850s, which matched the average family’s seasonal income.