Organizations.

Institutions, media outlets, foundations, and publishers shaping intellectual discourse.

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Name	Content	Topics
K Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell	3 items	philosophy science
N NPR	3 items	history economics
4 404 Media	2 items	technology ai
A Aeon Media Group	2 items	philosophy science
A Anthropic	2 items	technology ai
A Automattic	2 items	literature
B Bellingcat	2 items	technology politics
B Berggruen Institute	2 items	philosophy politics
C CrashCourse	2 items	economics law
G Google DeepMind	2 items	technology ai
H Hugging Face	2 items	technology ai
M MIT	2 items	technology science
N NautilusThink	2 items	science philosophy
N New York Times	2 items	politics economics
O OpenAI	2 items	technology ai
P Palladium	2 items	politics economics
S Santa Fe Institute	2 items	science mathematics
S Simons Foundation	2 items	science mathematics
S Stanford HAI	2 items	technology ai
T The Gradient	2 items	technology ai
A AAAS	1 item	science
A Aeon	1 item	philosophy science
A Age of Revolutions	1 item	history politics
A AI Alignment Forum	1 item	technology ai
A Ancient World Magazine	1 item	history society
A Annual Reviews	1 item	science
A Axel Johnson Foundation	1 item	history philosophy
B BBC History	1 item	history society
B BBC History Magazine	1 item	history
B BBC Radio 4	1 item	philosophy politics
B Behavioral Scientist	1 item	psychology economics
B Berkeley AI Research	1 item	technology ai
B Boston Review	1 item	politics philosophy
B British Psychological Society	1 item	psychology science
C CNBC	1 item	politics economics
C Company Man	1 item	economics
C Cornell Law School	1 item	law
E EleutherAI	1 item	technology ai
E Epoch AI	1 item	technology ai
E EPPC	1 item	technology philosophy
E Every Inc	1 item	technology ai
F Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis	1 item	economics
H History Today	1 item	history society
H HNN	1 item	history politics
I IASC / University of Virginia	1 item	philosophy politics
I IEP	1 item	philosophy
J Jacobin Foundation	1 item	politics economics
J Journey to the Microcosmos	1 item	science
J JSTOR	1 item	science history
K Kurzgesagt	1 item	science philosophy
L LARB	1 item	literature philosophy
L Long Now Foundation	1 item	philosophy technology
L LRB Limited	1 item	literature politics
M MarkTechPost	1 item	technology ai
M Mind Hacks	1 item	psychology science
M MIRI	1 item	technology ai
M Mistral AI	1 item	technology ai
n n+1 Foundation	1 item	literature politics
N Nature	1 item	science
N NPR / Manoush Zomorodi	1 item	science philosophy
N NYRB	1 item	literature politics
O O'Reilly Media	1 item	technology society
O Ohio State University	1 item	history politics
O Oyez Project	1 item	law history
P Palladium Magazine	1 item	politics economics
P Papers With Code	1 item	technology ai
P PBS Space Time	1 item	science
P Prologue Projects	1 item	law history
S SCOTUSblog	1 item	law politics
S Singularity Group	1 item	technology science
S Stanford University	1 item	philosophy
T Tax Foundation	1 item	economics politics
T TED-Ed	1 item	economics history
T The Atlantic	1 item	politics literature
T The Decision Lab	1 item	psychology economics
T The Information	1 item	technology economics
T The Lawfare Institute	1 item	law politics
T The Markup	1 item	technology politics
T The Paris Review Foundation	1 item	literature
T The Point	1 item	philosophy literature
T The Public Medievalist	1 item	history society
T The Pudding	1 item	technology psychology
T The Ringer	1 item	literature society
U University of Chicago	1 item	philosophy
U University of Nottingham	1 item	technology ai
U University of Oxford	1 item	economics science
V Vox	1 item	economics politics
W Wenner-Gren Foundation	1 item	science history
W Wired	1 item	technology society
W WNYC Studios	1 item	law history
W World History Encyclopedia	1 item	history

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