The goal
AI is moving fast. Most coverage is either too technical (research papers), too hyped (tech blogs), or too shallow (news headlines). AIDayNews tries to hit the middle: accurate, readable, and useful for people who are curious but not experts.
Who's behind this
AIDayNews is built and maintained by Toms Bulis, based in Riga, Latvia. While the research, fact-checking, and writing are automated, a human is accountable for what gets published here.
Accuracy & corrections
Every story is cross-checked against multiple sources and assigned a confidence score before publishing — claims that can't be verified are filtered out. Mistakes can still happen. If you spot one, let us know at hello@aidaynews.com and we'll fix it.
How it works
Scans 40+ sources every morning — RSS feeds, arXiv papers, Reddit communities, GitHub releases, and more. Deduplicates and scores stories by novelty.
Cross-references each story across multiple sources, verifies URLs, assigns a confidence score, and filters out unverified claims.
Picks the most important and accessible stories and writes a full article — with plain-English explanations of every technical term.
The goal
AI is moving fast. Most coverage is either too technical (research papers), too hyped (tech blogs), or too shallow (news headlines). AIDayNews tries to hit the middle: accurate, readable, and useful for people who are curious but not experts.