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AI News Worth Thinking About

This will be a human-reviewed guide to important AI developments. Each post must link to its primary sources, separate fact from interpretation and explain what remains uncertain.

Human reviewedPrimary sources firstCorrections stay visible

Editorial Check Draft Only
  1. Find the primary source
  2. Separate fact and interpretation
  3. Check dates, limits and context
  4. Publish only after human approval

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No Reviewed Posts Are Published Yet

The publishing system is being prepared before the first article. Drafts, collected feed metadata and AI-assisted research cannot appear here until Jacob has reviewed and approved the exact post.

Current status: the news index is ready for review, but there are no approved articles. This empty state is deliberate.

Useful, not breathless

What Will Appear Here

The aim is not to repeat every announcement. Posts should help a reader understand what changed, why it matters and what they can responsibly do next.

News explained

What Actually Changed

Short explanations grounded in the organisation's announcement, documentation, research paper or another appropriate primary source.

Practical meaning

What It Means for Real Use

Careful analysis of likely implications, clearly labelled as interpretation when direct evidence is not yet available.

Thinking habit

One Useful Thing to Try

A small, low-risk exercise that helps readers test a feature or strengthen their judgement without treating an announcement as proof.

Accountability

Updates and Corrections

Published and updated dates, an editorial reviewer and visible correction notes whenever a material statement changes.

Publication rule

Automation May Collect Leads, Not Publish Them

An automated check may collect only titles, links and dates from an allowlist of authoritative feeds. It does not copy article text, decide what is true or change this website.

01 · Collect

Find a Primary-Source Lead

Feed metadata is treated as an untrusted research lead. A human opens the source and decides whether it is relevant.

02 · Draft

Write an Original Explanation

The draft uses original wording, links the evidence and labels facts, interpretations, assumptions and unknowns.

03 · Review

Complete the Editorial Record

The reviewer checks every material claim, source, date, rights issue, title, summary and correction field.

04 · Approve

Jacob Decides Whether It Publishes

Only the exact approved post may be added to this index, internal links and the sitemap. The normal production checks and Discord build log then apply.

While the first post is reviewed

Practise Checking an AI Claim

The Claim Check Lab already offers a fictional, local exercise for matching a claim to suitable evidence.