AI News Daily is a morning briefing on artificial intelligence for engineers, product leaders, founders, analysts and policymakers. Each day it publishes up to six articles and one digest covering model releases, tools, research, business, policy and safety.
Who runs it
The site is published by Martin Seckar, an architect at IBM with twenty years of work in AI. The goal is clarity, not persuasion: to explain what happened, who did it and what it changes, in plain language.
How articles are produced
Articles are researched and drafted by AI models in an automated daily pipeline. The editorial rules the pipeline follows are written and maintained by the publisher:
- Research. Every morning the pipeline collects the previous 24 hours of AI news from official announcements, papers and established outlets, plus active discussions on Hacker News, Reddit and YouTube.
- Primary sources only. Briefings and summaries, including the pipeline’s own, are treated as pointers. A claim is written up only after the original publisher’s page (release, paper, filing, repository) has been opened.
- Format follows evidence. A story backed only by the announcing company’s own materials becomes a short news brief or a digest item. Longer analysis needs at least one independent source.
- Editing. A separate editing pass checks structure, clarity and claim labels before publication.
- Translation. The Slovak edition is translated from the finished English articles with AI. Source links and verification labels match the original.
Verification labels
Every article ends with a verification table. Each checkable claim gets one label and a link to its source:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| VERIFIED | The event happened, or the claim is confirmed by a source independent of the claimant. |
| VENDOR-REPORTED | A performance, capability or benefit claim that appears only in the claimant’s own materials. |
| PARTIALLY VERIFIED | Independent support exists for part of the claim. |
| UNVERIFIED | No supporting source was found. |
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