The accounts shaping the AI conversation. Where news breaks first. Hand-picked, no filler.
CEO of OpenAI. Posts product launches, AGI philosophy, and the future of AI before anyone else.
Leaders & CEOsCEO of Google DeepMind. Nobel Prize 2024. Shares breakthroughs in protein folding, AGI research, and scientific AI.
Leaders & CEOsCEO of Anthropic (Claude). Posts on AI safety, responsible scaling, and the race to build safe AGI.
Leaders & CEOsCEO of Microsoft. Driving Copilot, Azure AI, and the biggest AI infrastructure bets in history.
Leaders & CEOsChief AI Scientist at Meta. Turing Award winner. Controversial takes on AGI timelines and open-source AI.
ResearchersEx-Tesla AI Director, ex-OpenAI. Builds in public. His tutorials on building GPT from scratch are legendary.
ResearchersStanford professor, co-director of Human-Centered AI Institute. Created ImageNet. Pioneer of computer vision.
ResearchersFounder of DeepLearning.AI & Coursera. Former head of Google Brain & Baidu AI. Tweets AI education and industry trends.
ResearchersThe Rundown AI. 600K+ followers. Daily AI news digest that reaches millions. Fast, clear, no hype.
News & CommentaryCEO of Abacus.AI. Sharp commentary on AI startups, model benchmarks, and the open vs closed debate.
News & CommentaryHead of Claude Relations at Anthropic. First to share Claude updates, prompt engineering tips, and AI safety discussions.
News & CommentaryAI Scientist at NVIDIA. PhD Stanford. NeurIPS Best Paper. Posts mind-blowing threads on embodied AI and foundation models.
Engineers & BuildersFounder of Latent Space. Coined “AI Engineer.” Essential threads on AI tooling, agents, and the dev ecosystem.
Engineers & BuildersDoom creator turned AGI researcher. 1.1M followers. Raw, technical takes on building artificial general intelligence.
Engineers & BuildersWhere AI people hang out beyond X. Discussions, models, career connections.
The biggest ML community on Reddit. Paper discussions, research debates, industry news. Where researchers actually hang out. 3M+ members.
General AI discussion. News, opinion, ethics, and future implications. More accessible than r/MachineLearning — good for keeping up with the bigger picture.
The open-source AI movement. Running LLMs locally, model fine-tuning, quantization, hardware setups. The most active open-source AI community.
Surprisingly good for AI industry news and career content. Follow AI leaders, see job postings, and get the business side of AI that X misses.
MODELS & COMMUNITY
The GitHub of AI models. Browse, download, and run open-source models. Active community discussions, model cards, datasets. Essential for builders.
DISCORD
Tons of AI communities on Discord — Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, LangChain, and more. Real-time chat with builders. Great for getting help fast.
A balanced AI X feed is better than following only hype accounts. Mix product leaders, researchers, and builders so you can separate launches from real technical progress.
Start with a mix of founders, researchers, and curators: Sam Altman, Demis Hassabis, Andrej Karpathy, Rowan Cheung, and Jim Fan are a strong first set.
Yes. Product launches, benchmark arguments, hiring signals, and research commentary usually surface on X before they hit most newsletters or mainstream coverage.
Both. News accounts tell you what happened, but researcher and builder accounts help you judge whether it actually matters.