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The Status Code 2.0 - No BS weekly newsletter about AI

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Your no bs friend that tells you about the business of AI and tech. In just 5 minutes every week.

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👋 Hey, Barun here! Presenting the Status Code 2.0🥳 🤔 The problem The past two months in AI were crazy. They were the epitome of what Lenin said: “There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen”. So, there are signals. But there’s plenty of noise too. And, you HAVE to spend a fraction of your day to keep up with all the content out there. 🛠 My solution The Status Code is my attempt to filter that noise and give you the best bits. And it will take you 5 minutes every week. We have a set format: - Two headlines (curating the most important news of the week in AI) - One Trend (one AI-related trend that you can use to build a business or make decisions in your life) Think of The Status Code as a friend who does the boring work, gives you industry trends, and covers AI. Simple, no jargon, and no bullshit. And needless to say, please let us know your feedback. We appreciate any comments or suggestions. ❤️🤖
Really impressive idea! By the way, I run a directory of great ai tools (producthunt.com/products/wikiaitools). Check it out and see if it would be okay to include your product in it? Leave a comment to let me know!
Congratulations on your launch 🚀
Thanks for this, nice product!
As an advocate for high-quality communication your line of "filter that noise" and your clear approach using 2 headlines and 1 trend every week is music to my ears. Looking forward to your newsletter! How much time do you have to spend filtering newsworthy content? and also what got you to focus on AI as a topic for your newsletter? Good luck!
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We spend around 15 hours every week writing the newsletter. I already run an AI services agency, so progress in AI and business trends is something that I have done as a part of my Job CV over the years. The Status Code is a way to use that knowledge and deliver value to readers!
ok.. that makes sense.. so I guess in your case it is also a form of content marketing. My co-founder opened this discussion the other day would be super interested in hearing your expert opinion on this.. if you've got a minute :)