Recommended by Convergence by Amy Webb
I first met Alex when we were both guests on TWiT. He reports on Big Tech pragmatically. Deeply researched and sourced, free of both hype and knee-jerk doom. When I want to know what's actually happening inside the companies shaping our future, I read Big Technology.
Esther has spent decades seeing around corners in tech, from the earliest days of the digital economy to her work now on the long game of human health. She's also a lovely, lovely person. If you want a view measured in decades rather than news cycles, follow her.
Adam connects economics, geopolitics, and history into a single running commentary on how the world actually works. I rely on him for a long view on money, power, and the forces reshaping the global order.
If you want to understand the century biology is about to remake, start here. Elliot Hershberg writes the clearest, most rigorous field notes I've found on where biotech is actually headed — the companies, the data, the ideas, none of it dumbed down.
Eric Topol is who I trust to separate real biomedical breakthroughs from press-release noise. Ground Truths is exactly what its name promises. Data-backed analysis of AI, medicine, and the science of living longer, from one of the most credible voices in the field.