AI News: daily updates on AI models, tools and research
Aggregated from 9 English-language RSS feeds — updated throughout the day. Headlines and summaries stay in the original English from each publisher — we never machine translate them. Every item links straight back to the source.
AI Tools Directory tracks the AI industry through the RSS feeds of the publications and labs that break the news first. Every headline below links straight back to the original article. We publish only the title and the opening summary, so the full story always stays on the publisher’s own site.
What we track
- Industry news — funding rounds, product launches, acquisitions and AI policy, from TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI and Ars Technica.
- Models and research — new model releases, benchmarks and lab announcements, from MIT Technology Review, the Google AI blog and the AWS Machine Learning blog.
- Analysis — long-form commentary from practitioners and researchers, from Simon Willison, The Decoder and MarkTechPost.
Looking for tools instead of news?
This page is a news feed. If you are trying to pick a tool, browse the full AI tools directory by category, or start with one of our comparison guides covering image generators, coding assistants, writing tools, video generators and more.
Frequently asked questions
How often is this AI news feed updated?
The three streams are rebuilt during every site deployment and refreshed directly in your browser through our feed proxy. In practice, new items appear within a few hours of publication on the source site.
Where do these stories come from?
We subscribe to the official RSS and Atom feeds of TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI, Ars Technica, MIT Technology Review, the Google AI blog, the AWS Machine Learning blog, Simon Willison, The Decoder and MarkTechPost.
Why are the headlines shown in English?
Every story is aggregated from an English-language publisher and we never machine translate it. Automatic translation mangles model names and product names, so we show the original wording and link you straight to the source article.
Do you write these articles?
No. This page aggregates headlines and opening summaries and links straight back to the original publisher. Full credit and all traffic go to the source publication.
I need an AI tool, not news. Where should I go?
Browse the full AI tools directory by category, or start with one of our comparison guides covering image generators, coding assistants, writing tools and more.
Sources: TechCrunch AI, The Verge AI, Ars Technica AI, MIT Technology Review AI, Google Blog AI, AWS Machine Learning Blog, Simon Willison, The Decoder, MarkTechPost. Headlines and opening summaries are republished from each publisher’s RSS feed under fair use, with a direct link back to the original article. 120 items currently tracked.