About
A measurement instrument, published
llm.blog covers large language models for the people who ship on them: engineers, founders, and technical operators using LLM APIs in production. Two engines drive the site — fast, timestamped news on releases and price changes, and a continuously maintained dataset behind the model profiles, comparisons, and leaderboard. No explainers, no "what is an LLM" content, ever.
Methodology
Every number on this site follows the protocol in How we benchmark models on llm.blog: vendor-default settings, a fixed public scaffold, three seeds with the median reported, monthly re-measurement, and visible unverified flags on any vendor-published figure we have not reproduced. Every fact that can carry a date carries one.
Editorial policy
- Factual sections use declarative sentences. No hedging where measurement exists.
- Opinion lives only in clearly labeled verdict and analysis sections.
- Paid content is always labeled "Sponsored" and always carries
rel="sponsored"on its links. We do not sell undisclosed links or leaderboard placement, at any price. - Corrections are published, dated, and credited: [email protected].
Ownership
llm.blog is published by NeuraScribe Inc, founded by Kushagra Sikka. Ownership does not touch editorial: the measurement protocol, leaderboard, and correction policy above bind the publisher too.
Data license & citation
The specification, pricing, and benchmark dataset behind this site may be quoted and cited with attribution to llm.blog and the measurement date. Machine-readable entry points: llms.txt, full-content RSS, and JSON Feed.
The founder

Founder & Publisher · CTO, NeuraScribe Inc
Kushagra Sikka
“No investors, no safety net — just shipping until the market said yes.”
Kushagra Sikka is the founder and publisher of llm.blog and the CTO of NeuraScribe Inc, the AI product studio behind this publication. He built NeuraScribe the hard way: no outside capital, no safety net — his own runway bet on the conviction that staffing firms would pay for software that thinks. The bet paid off. Bootstrapped from zero, NeuraScribe crossed $1M in annual recurring revenue in under a year, selling the white-label operating system for staffing companies and consultancies: recruiter CRM, applicant tracking, onboarding, e-signature contracts, billing, and team management in one system that replaces more than eight disconnected tools. Its AI layer generates branded interview-prep dossiers and powers resume optimization, job matching, and candidate profiling. NeuraScribe also operates F1Jobs.io, a career-acceleration platform pairing human recruiters with AI systems. Kushagra leads product, engineering, and go-to-market — "data pipelines that think" is both his tagline and his job description — and works from the San Francisco Bay Area.
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