Zapier recommends nine AI newsletters for strategy, research, and practical use
The author spent two weeks testing over 100 AI newsletters, signing up for each and measuring publishing frequency, content depth, and practical value. After filtering, nine newsletters were highlighted, each serving a different audience: AI strategy for decision‑makers (The AI Optimist), research and policy (Import AI), technical context (The Batch), daily all‑in‑one briefings (Superhuman),…
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Automate routines with Zapier MCP
What you get You can trigger actions in thousands of apps straight from Claude or ChatGPT prompts.
Lets AI tools control 9,000+ apps without manual setup.
- Who for
- marketers
- Cost
- Price not stated
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Automate routines
- Integrate AI tools
- Sync apps across platforms
Watch out Only works with supported AI tools
Key points from the news
- The author reviewed over 100 AI newsletters in two weeks and selected nine for different needs
- The Rundown AI has 2M+ subscribers; Ben's Bites has 170,000+ subscribers
- Zapier’s newsletter showcases AI workflows across 9,000+ apps via Zapier MCP
The list serves both executives seeking strategic signals and hands‑on practitioners looking for ready‑to‑use prompts, tutorials, and tool recommendations. It underscores the value of focused, regularly‑published AI content in helping teams prioritize investments and adopt AI responsibly.
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The best AI newsletters in 2026
Zapier Blog · 8 October 2026
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