AI News

AI news, one swipe per story

The week’s AI stories, each cut to a neutral summary of 40 to 60 words. Read the gist; open the source when one matters.

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Sample headlines
  1. Lab blog

    A new open model matches last year's best on coding tests

  2. Tech press

    Chipmaker posts record quarter on AI data-centre demand

  3. Policy desk

    Regulators publish draft rules for AI in hiring

Everything a story does

Scroll up
Next story. The one you passed is marked read.
Swipe right or Open
The full article, at its source.
Bookmark
Saved to your list, kept after the story leaves the feed.
Relevancy dial
Rate the story Low, Medium or High.
Share
Send the source link to someone.

Why it stays short

  • 40–60

    words per summary, no hype

  • 7 days

    of stories in the feed, newest first

  • Unread

    view by default, so you start where you left off

Questions

Where do the stories come from?

Each story links to a published article. The summary is written by AI from that article and checked by the NuggetWolf team before it goes live.

How far back does the feed go?

The feed shows stories from the last 7 days, newest first. Anything you bookmark stays in your Saved list after that.

Does it cost anything?

No. AI News uses no credits. Sign in with Google so the app can remember what you have read and saved.

Does it work on desktop?

Yes. On a computer you move between stories with the arrow keys or the on-screen buttons.

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