About

AI News covers the practical side of artificial intelligence.

We are less interested in "what shipped today" than in "what can I actually do with it".

What we cover

The AI world moves daily and most of what matters is scattered across dozens of sources. We watch them, pick what is genuinely significant and write it up short, concrete and useful. Every story links to its original — we do not republish or retell other people's articles in full.

What is here

• News — what happened in AI, and why it matters
• Tools — a catalogue of AI services with the details catalogues usually skip: pricing tiers, free plans, where the service is available and how you pay for it
• Workflows — step-by-step tool chains with the prompts included
• Guides — practical answers to the questions people actually ask

How we make it

Openly about the process: news is gathered and drafted by an automated pipeline built on language models — it reads dozens of sources, drops duplicates and writes up what matters. Every piece then passes editorial review; nothing reaches the site without it.

What that means for you:

• The source is always linked. We do not publish other people's articles in full, and anything contested can be checked against the original.
• Catalogue entries and guides are checked by hand. Prices, limits and access conditions are what models get wrong most often, so a person reads them before publication.
• We fix mistakes. Spotted something wrong? Comment under the piece or email the address in the footer. Corrections go into the article itself and the update date changes.

Found an inaccuracy or want to suggest a source — leave a comment under any story.