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AI moves fast. These are the best newsletters, podcasts, and communities for staying up to date with developments that matter for medicine and science.
State of Clinical AI 2026: What Stanford and Harvard Found Actually Works
The ARISE Stanford-Harvard report separates clinical AI progress from benchmark theater.
Paperpile: AI/LLM in Medicine Collection
Curated collection of key papers on AI and LLMs in medicine and radiation oncology.
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One Useful Thing (Substack)
Ethan Mollick's newsletter — regularly updated insights on AI in practice.
Review of LLMs for Patient and Caregiver Support in Cancer Care
Comprehensive review of how LLMs can support patients and caregivers through their cancer journey.
One Shot at Trust: Building Credible Evidence for Medical AI
Perspective on building trustworthy AI systems for healthcare — the evidence bar must be higher.
AI MD Ep. 1: Law, Ethics, and the Future of AI in Medicine
Harvard bioethicist Glenn Cohen on how AI could transform clinician surveillance, autonomy, and accountability.
Beam Notes (BeamPath Newsletter)
Our own bi-weekly newsletter covering AI developments relevant to medicine. Subscribe on the Newsletter page.
The Batch by DeepLearning.AI
One of the largest weekly AI newsletters. Andrew Ng curates the most important developments.
AI MD Ep. 2: Transforming the Clinic with AI
Ale Berlin on what it actually looks like to use AI in radiation oncology clinic today, not in theory.
Radiation Oncology AI Voices to Follow
Key voices in radiation oncology AI beyond the mainstream tech influencers.
GPT-5 Runs an Autonomous Lab: AI + Robotics in Protein Synthesis
An LLM-driven autonomous lab — GPT-5 paired with Ginkgo Bioworks' robotic cloud lab — designs experiments, executes them, and iterates. 40% cost reduction in cell-free protein synthesis, no human in the loop.
DLinRT.eu
A comprehensive, community-supported catalog of all AI tools being used in radiation oncology.
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