Building off of last month’s tip, this month I’m sharing a concise daily briefing designed to deliver a neutral summary of global news in about five minutes: Kagi News. It aggregates thousands of community-curated RSS feeds from around the world, using AI to synthesize them into digestible summaries that include key highlights, quotes, timelines, context, and potential impact — without editorial bias. Instead of a constant news feed, Kagi News sends one curated briefing each day at 8 a.m. ET, respecting users’ time and attention while providing easy access to original sources for deeper reading. It’s available via the web or mobile apps.
How do you like to get your news? Do you use any specific apps or websites? Do they use AI? Please share in the comments below!
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