30 Best AI YouTube Channels to Follow in 2026

Every channel below was checked against its own feed: how many videos it has published, how often it actually uploads, when it last did, and how much of it is genuinely about AI. Measured across 1,443 videos, not assembled from other people's lists.

How this list was built

We track 46 YouTube channel feeds. 30 made this page. Three rules decide it, applied without exception:

• At least 10 collected videos — below that, any figure for cadence or AI focus is noise.
• Something published in the last 60 days. Abandoned channels are the defining flaw of every list like this one. A dead channel feed still resolves and still looks perfectly healthy on YouTube.
• At least 25% of recent video titles must name an AI topic. This is the rule the other lists skip. Plenty of excellent technology channels barely cover AI — and they are exactly the famous names a hand-written list reaches for.

8 active channels were excluded by that third rule alone — still uploading, still worth watching, just not about AI often enough to belong on a list with this title.

All 30, ranked by how much is really AI

Ranked by the share of each channel's recent video titles that name an AI topic — measured across 1,443 video titles, with the count shown on every row so you can check it. It is not a quality ranking. A well-made channel with a wide remit sits below a narrower one, which is the point: this answers "how much of this will be about AI?", not "is it any good?".

Measured from titles, so it undercounts a channel that covers AI in a video without saying so in the title. It is a floor, not a ceiling — and it is measured rather than asserted, which is more than a hand-written list can offer.

The 14 that publish most often

Most channels post weekly. These upload at least twice a week, measured from our own crawl rather than from what the channel notes claim: Cole Medin (2.4/wk), DeepLearningAI (3.8/wk), Sam Witteveen (2/wk), edureka! (3.4/wk), Matthew Berman (7/wk), Prompt Engineering (3.5/wk), OpenAI (11.8/wk), Matt Wolfe (5.5/wk).

Follow them all at once

Subscribing to 30 channels one at a time is nobody's idea of a good time. One button adds the starter pack to our reader instead — free, one email to sign in, no password. New uploads arrive as a feed rather than an algorithm.

Prefer to pick your own? The Follow button on each row adds just that channel, and every row links its raw RSS feed — YouTube publishes one for every channel, which is what makes this page possible.

Submit a channel

Running an AI channel that is not here? Send the feed URL to akshay@hushflowai.com. It appears once it clears the same two rules as everything else — at least 10 videos and something published within 60 days. Position is computed from AI-centrality, so it cannot be requested or bought.

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