About AI News

AI News follows what the world's main AI labs and companies publish, as they publish it, in one page. It is a read-only aggregator: it shows a title, a short excerpt and a link to the original, and it never republishes an article. It is run by YPETIT; the code is open source under the AGPL-3.0 at gitlab.com/ypetit-sandbox/ai-news.

Editorial method

Primary sources only. Every entry comes from the publisher's own blog, feed, YouTube channel, podcast or sitemap. No intermediary is accepted: no other aggregator, no RSS bridge or mirror, no scraping of a third party's copy.
Identity before coverage. A statement attributed to a person is only listed if it comes from that person's own blog or an account the platform marks as verified. Impersonation accounts are common, and a fake announcement is worse than none. X/Twitter is not covered: it has no public feed.
No ranking, no rewriting. Items are ordered by the publisher's own date, newest first. Titles are cleaned of markup only; excerpts are the first 280 characters of the publisher's text. Nothing is written, summarized or scored by an AI model. On the language pages, titles may be machine-translated in advance; the articles themselves always stay in their original language.
Recent items only. Items older than 60 days are dropped (longer for sources that publish rarely), each source contributes at most its 25 latest items, and a link published by two sources appears once.
Honest gaps. A source that cannot be read is shown on the status page with the reason, and a company without a readable feed is listed on the sources page with a direct link instead of being silently left out.

What is tracked

59 sources, in six groups:

Research (13): papers and research blogs, including arXiv technical reports.
Blog (15): product and engineering blogs of labs and companies.
News (6): announcements and press pages.
Voices (16): first-party blogs and newsletters of researchers and executives.
Community (2): independent publications run by recognized individuals.
Media (7): official YouTube channels and podcasts.

The full list is on the sources page; every source and every category also has its own feed (RSS, JSON Feed).

Suggest a source

A source is accepted when:

it is published by the lab, company or person itself (no mirror, no bridge, no aggregator);
it offers a public RSS or Atom feed, or a public sitemap with article pages;
it is about AI and has published within the last few months.

Suggest a source by email with the official feed URL, or write to ai-news@ypetit.net. Each suggestion is checked by hand before it is added.

Corrections and removal

A publisher who wants its feed removed, or a reader who spots a wrong title, date or link, can write to ai-news@ypetit.net. Content remains the property of its publishers; see the terms of use and the privacy policy.