Superintelligence, give or take. The daily AI briefing: what the AI world actually said, sorted by how much it matters.

About super-ish

Everyone says superintelligence is coming. We cover the part that is here now: the models, the tools, the launches and the arguments about all of it. Call it super-ish.

How it is made

Each night, transcripts from a hand-picked list of AI YouTube channels are collected. A model reads every word and pulls out what happened, attaching a verbatim quote that a script then checks against the transcript. The claims are grouped into events, and each event records who said it and how it was supported: a first-party announcement, a hands-on test, or a relay of someone else.

House rules

The news comes first, every claim is attributed, hype is labelled, and disputes get their own sentence. A vendor claim stays a vendor claim until someone else measures it. Links go to the videos worth watching for the detail.

Limits

Only videos with usable captions are covered. Dates are UTC upload dates. Machines make mistakes, and the coverage line at the top of each edition says how much was read. Some editions are partial and are marked.

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