RSS feeds

Some good engineering blogs stopped publishing RSS, or never did. These feeds are generated by scraping their listing pages, refreshed hourly. Point any reader at the .xml links below.

Anthropic Engineering

Engineering posts from Anthropic — agent architecture, evaluation, infrastructure and safety tooling. Scraped: Anthropic publishes no RSS.

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slowing24 articlesupdated May 25, 2026

Latest: How we contain Claude across products

ArchitecturePerformanceDeveloper ToolsTestingOpen SourceAgents

Anthropic Research

Research publications from Anthropic — interpretability, alignment and model behaviour. Scraped: Anthropic publishes no RSS.

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active152 articlesupdated August 10, 2026

Latest: Learning more about Claude's mathematical capabilities

ScienceFrontier Red TeamEconomic ResearchSocietal ImpactsAlignmentInterpretabilityPolicyAnnouncementsProductEvaluationsResearch

Anthropic News

Announcements and company news from Anthropic. Scraped: Anthropic publishes no RSS.

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active265 articlesupdated August 7, 2026

Latest: Improving Fable 5's biology safeguards

ProductAnnouncementsEconomic ResearchCase StudyPolicyFrontier Red TeamSocietal ImpactsAlignmentEventEducationInterpretability

Uber Engineering

Engineering posts from Uber's blog (data, AI/ML, backend, security). Scraped, because Uber no longer publishes RSS.

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active685 articlesupdated August 6, 2026

Latest: Zero-Sum by Design: 10 Years of Uber’s Payments Platform

BackendEngineeringAI / MLDataMobileSecurityAarhusWeb

Uber Engineering - Data & AI

Uber engineering posts tagged Data or AI/ML. Note that /engineering/ai/ and /engineering/uber-ai/ are the same category - only one is listed here, or every AI post would appear twice.

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active282 articlesupdated July 30, 2026

Latest: Scaling Exact COUNT(DISTINCT) for High-Cardinality Non-Rollup Metrics in Distributed Data Pipelines

AI / MLDataEngineeringBackendSecurityAarhusCultureMobileWeb