Every model release, research paper and industry move, ranked against priorities you write in plain English.
You're 200 stories behind. We clustered them into 8 themes so you can skim what happened and clear it in a tap.
BIG THEMES
A longer context window and big coding gains, then in the same week the standalone safety unit was folded into product teams.
Crossed a $4 trillion market cap for the third time this year on datacentre orders booked into 2027.
Draft rules would require labs above a compute threshold to file capability evaluations before release.
MATCHES BY MEANING
Washington weighs new limits on advanced chip exports
Inside the scramble to re-route semiconductor supply
TSMC lifts capex as leading-edge demand holds
What the sanctions actually cover, line by line
Nvidia's China revenue slips for a third quarter
The quiet workaround chipmakers are betting on
Export controls and the second-source problem
ASML guides cautiously on China tooling demand
A field guide to entity-list compliance for startups
Who actually builds the tools that make the tools
Describe your priorities in a paragraph of plain English. Every story is read in full and scored against it, and anything below your bar never reaches your feed.
Catch Up groups everything you missed into themes, writes a short briefing for each, and clears them in one pass. You can have any of them read aloud.
Every article arrives in three lengths. Brief is a sentence, Summary is a paragraph, Full Story is the whole thing. Start shallow and go further when a story earns it.
Natural voices turn articles into audio that plays continuously in the background, with your place kept. Like a podcast of only the things you care about.
Search works on meaning, not just words. Ask for "AI chip export restrictions" and it surfaces the piece about semiconductor sanctions, whatever the headline actually said.
Share sheet on iOS, a batch of pasted links, or the API. PDFs, YouTube talks, arXiv papers and paywalled pieces all come through as readable text.