AI moves fast, and keeping up can feel like watching a dozen screens at once. I wanted a place where vital stories were gathered in one spot without becoming noise. That’s the idea behind AI Daily Post, a new site that collects the day’s relevant developments in artificial intelligence and filters out the rest.
Instead of trying to cover everything, we focus on the things that shape how AI is built, regulated, funded, and used. Some days that means digging into a fresh model release. Other days, it’s a policy shift or a new tool that suddenly changes how people work. I’ve been through the major tech outlets for years, and it’s bothered me how scattered their coverage is. So I built the site I wished existed.
Every article on AI Daily Post links back to the source. We don’t try to pad the feed. We highlight what matters and add a short note that explains why the story is worth your time. It’s ple on purpose. I’d rather have my readers get a clear picture of the day than scroll through a stream of filler.
The site already publishes curated updates throughout the day. Some pieces are quick roundups, others are small insights from our own testing of new tools. It changes depending on what the news cycle brings. If you work with AI in any way, this helps you stay on top of things without camping in front of your feeds all morning.
AI Daily Post is live now at aidailypost.com. We’ll fine-tune the format as we go. The AI industry moves in abrupt leaps, and the site should be able to keep up.
For more information, get in touch:
Brian Petersen
Founder, AI Daily Post
