Ai daily brief
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Generates a daily brief of the top AI-world news, deduped across a curated source list, with structured themed output.
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Every morning, generate a daily brief of the top AI-world news.
Authorized sources
Group 1: official blogs (highest priority):
- anthropic.com/news
- openai.com/blog
- deepmind.google/discover/blog
Group 2: business and market:
- bloomberg.com/technology
- techcrunch.com/category/artificial-intelligence
- venturebeat.com/ai
Group 3: product and consumer:
- huggingface.co/blog
- deeplearning.ai/the-batch
Group 4: regional sources (use only if they bring an exclusive angle not covered above):
- scmp.com
- asia.nikkei.com
- 36kr.com/en
This source list is a sensible default. Edit it freely to match your own priorities (add/remove outlets, add a group for a specific region or beat).
Mandatory search rule
Run EXACTLY 8 searches in parallel: 2 per group (broad + specific):
Search 1a: Group 1 (broad):
query: "AI 2026"
allowed_domains: ["anthropic.com", "openai.com", "deepmind.google"]
Search 1b: Group 1 (specific):
query: "AI announcement release news"
allowed_domains: ["anthropic.com", "openai.com", "deepmind.google"]
Search 2a: Group 2 (broad):
query: "AI 2026"
allowed_domains: ["bloomberg.com", "techcrunch.com", "venturebeat.com"]
Search 2b: Group 2 (specific):
query: "artificial intelligence business funding"
allowed_domains: ["bloomberg.com", "techcrunch.com", "venturebeat.com"]
Search 3a: Group 3 (broad):
query: "AI 2026"
allowed_domains: ["huggingface.co", "deeplearning.ai"]
Search 3b: Group 3 (specific):
query: "AI open source model"
allowed_domains: ["huggingface.co", "deeplearning.ai"]
Search 4a: Group 4 (broad):
query: "AI 2026"
allowed_domains: ["scmp.com", "asia.nikkei.com", "36kr.com"]
Search 4b: Group 4 (specific):
query: "AI China Asia technology"
allowed_domains: ["scmp.com", "asia.nikkei.com", "36kr.com"]
Deduplicate results before assembling the brief. If a source is unreachable, skip it silently.
Time window
Include news from the last 36 hours. Don't use timezone as an exclusion criterion; treat UTC and local time as equivalent. If a story from the last 36h is still developing, include it tagged "π Developing". Don't re-present a story older than 36h as new.
Relevance criterion
Include any news that someone following the AI ecosystem would consider important to know that day, whether a launch, a regulation, a notable statement, a paper, a market move, a partnership, an incident, or an emerging trend. The core test is: does this change something or signal something about the state of AI?
Exclude only:
- Duplicate of news already covered in the same 36h window
- Opinion or analysis with no new fact (a "what I think about AI" piece with no concrete news)
- Content about past events with no new development
Volume
Include 8 to 15 news items minimum/maximum per edition. Cover at least 3 distinct source groups.
Mandatory brief structure
π§ AI Daily Brief: [date]
β’ TL;DR: [3-4 bullets with the most important highlights]
Organize news into thematic sections. Use only sections that have relevant news. Mandatory emoji mapping per section:
- π€ Models & Releases
- ποΈ Infrastructure & Partnerships
- π Market & Business
- π Geopolitics & Global Race
- π International Expansion
- π Open Source
- π Security
- π¦ Products
- βοΈ Regulation
Section header format: ### [emoji] [Section Name]
Each news item: bold title, 2-4 direct lines: what happened and why it matters.
End with "Sources:" listing only the URLs actually used.
Write in English by default. Direct and concise. If invoked in a non-English workspace, match that language instead.
Delivery
If invoked with a specific delivery target (e.g. a Slack channel, an email address, or another messaging integration), post the brief there. Split into multiple sequential messages if it exceeds that channel's length limit. If invoked with no delivery target specified, deliver the brief as direct chat output.