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The Rundown AI sells you back your morning
A five-minute email became an AI media and training business. Its cleverest move was turning the question “What happened?” into “What can I do with it?”
Last Week in AI makes room to think
A researcher’s answer to AI overload became a newsletter and a long-running podcast. Its most useful lesson may be the work it learned to leave behind.
The AI news is endless. Your attention isn’t.
The Artificial Intelligence Show turned two colleagues’ reading habit into a weekly guide to AI at work. Its most useful lesson is how to make time to think before buying another tool.
The AI Daily Brief makes room to think
Nathaniel Whittemore built an AI news business around a daily listening habit. Its revealing move was deciding which news product to stop making.
Particle
Particle is an AI-powered news reader built by former Twitter engineers Sara Beykpour and Marcel Molina. It summarizes the day's stories from many sources, shows the political spread of coverage, extracts key quotes, and links prominently back to the publishers it draws from - positioning itself as an AI news product that pays and drives traffic to journalists rather than scraping them. Available on iOS, Android, and the web, Particle is developed by San Francisco-based Mina Labs and has raised $15.3M.