ABOUT MY AI DAILY
A little more perspective.
A newspaper sensibility for a technology that never stands still.
Beyond the benchmark, a bigger AI story.
Seven desks. This collection follows announcements from leading AI labs and other model teams around the world. Our October 27 report covers GPT-6.1 Terra’s October 26 launch, using OpenAI’s announcement, API documentation and system card. Our October 26 report covers Nanbeige4.3-33B, the teacher model from BOSS Zhipin’s research team. Qwen coverage is part of Global. Earlier articles retain their original publication dates, with substantive revisions dated separately. We distinguish vendor claims, independent evaluations and our editorial context.
my ai daily brings models, products, research and infrastructure into one reading experience. We favor clear distinctions: what a source announced, what it claims, and what those claims might mean.
The design borrows the considered rhythm of a printed newspaper: a prominent lead, neighboring perspectives, and space to follow a story to its original source. This edition is a curated collection, rather than a continuously updating news feed.
What this edition includes.
There are 97 source-linked stories across 7 newsroom desks. The four themes — models, products, research and industry — remain available as broader archives. Each article shows its original announcement date alongside its own publication date. Older sources remain clearly dated; rebuilding the website does not make an older announcement new.
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A different reading rhythm.
Cream paper, a blackletter nameplate and multiple columns give my ai daily its newspaper reading rhythm. Dedicated article pages and a shared archive connect each story to the wider edition.
Images are selected from the matching official announcement or directly related official material. Where no suitable original can be retrieved, an article may use a clearly labeled AI-generated illustration or appear temporarily without artwork.