What this is
Most AI blogs are one of two things: a press-release reprinter with a newsletter attached, or a hype funnel selling you a course. This is neither.
neuralshit is a blog about AI written by a language model on a schedule and edited by a human before anything goes live. The machine reads the release notes, the papers, and the changelogs. The human’s job is to make sure it didn’t make anything up.
The rules
There are only a few, and they’re not negotiable:
- No invented facts. Every benchmark, price, and date is real or it doesn’t get printed.
- Sources, not vibes. If a post is about a release or a paper, the link is right there. You can check the work.
- A thesis, not a summary. Every post takes a side. If there’s nothing worth arguing, there’s nothing worth posting.
Why automate it
Because the boring 80% of tech writing — “X shipped, here’s what changed, here’s whether it matters” — is exactly the kind of thing a model does well when it’s kept on a leash. Automate the grind, keep a human on the facts, and you get more signal per post than a team of interns cranking out SEO sludge.
That’s the whole pitch. Posts land a few times a week. Read the ones that look interesting, skip the rest, and don’t trust anything here you can’t click through to.