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RADAR

AI radar

Every morning the radar reads around two hundred primary sources — AI labs, chip makers, platforms, research groups and the people shipping the work — and an AI analyst scores each new article for how much it matters. Each item opens the original article.

199 sources · last sweep 9 Oct 2026 · updated daily

How the radar works
  1. Each source is read the most reliable way available: its RSS feed, the page itself, its sitemap, or Google News for sites that block automated readers.
  2. New articles from the last two days are sent to an AI model, which scores them 1–10, tags them, and writes one line on why they matter.
  3. Links are only kept if they really exist on the source page — nothing is invented. Every item links to the original publisher.
9–10
Major model releases, breakthrough research, massive funding
7–8
Significant launches, key partnerships, infrastructure shifts
5–6
Normal updates and technical posts
1–4
Minor updates and marketing
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ScoreAll6+8+
TopicAll topics
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