What actually mattered in AI today, explained

What we do

• News→Flash, stories, reviews and comparisons, sorted by company and topic.
• Daily Brief→Yesterday’s key stories in one morning issue you can listen to.
• Watch→AI launch events, interviews and podcasts, with key points and timestamps.
• Quiz · Tools→Three questions on the news each day, plus almanac, horoscope, tarot and other fun tools.

Editorial standardsSix rules we write the news by

1. 01
   AI and tech only

   We don’t cover unrelated topics.

2. 02
   Facts only

   Stories and “Why it matters” say what happened and what it means. We don’t take sides in the news.

3. 03
   In our own words

   Written fresh from public information, not translated or copied. Direct quotes are attributed.

4. 04
   Sources listed

   Every story ends with the outlet, date and a link to the original. Unconfirmed details are marked as reported.

5. 05
   Allegations need an official source

   For wrongdoing, scandals or accusations we only report official documents, court filings or public statements. No unsourced rumors.

6. 06
   Checked before publishing

   Numbers, names and dates are checked against sources. If we’re not sure, we leave it out, and we fix mistakes promptly.