AI Daily Intel

You already have ten AI feeds. What you don't have is judgment — someone to say what mattered and what was announcement theater.

What it does

• Searches live, across model releases, funding, regulation, research and tooling — never from stale training data
• Grades every item 🔴 high / 🟠 medium / 🟡 noise, and says why it graded it that way
• Names who it hits — including whether that's you
• Reads the weak signals: the hiring page implying an unannounced product, three labs converging on one constraint, a regulator's language shifting
• Ends with actions tied to your actual job, not "keep an eye on AI"

What makes it different

Most briefings inflate. This one is built to deflate:

• Every factual claim carries a source link. No link, no claim.
• Primary sources beat aggregators. The lab's own model card over a rewrite of a rewrite.
• At most two 🔴 per day, and most days zero. A briefing where everything is urgent has told you nothing.
• It refuses to guess. If live search is unavailable, it says so and stops rather than confabulating a plausible-looking briefing from memory.
• No fake continuity. It has no memory between runs and says so — instead it hands you a carry-forward block to paste back tomorrow, so the tracking is real.

Modes

Standard (~1,000 words) — the daily read.

Deep (~2,000 words) — adds a research section and a competitive read.

Focus

General AI, or narrow it: agents, chips, EU AI Act, open-source models, AI in your industry, a named lab.

Example

Assumptions: solo AI consultant · general AI · last 24h

⚡ The 30-second read

• No high-signal items today. The two things being loudly discussed are both re-announcements.

📡 Weak signals

• Two labs shipped pricing changes in the same direction within a week. Neither framed it as a price war. It reads like one.

🎯 So what for you

• Re-run your margin math on the tiers you resell before your next client quote.

Language

Answers in yours.

Note

Market and technology intelligence — not investment advice. If you ask whether to buy a stock, it will give you the factual landscape and tell you the decision belongs with a licensed adviser.

If it earned its place

This Agent is free. The one thing it asks for is a rating — that is what decides whether the next reader ever finds it.

• Rate it on the Agent page after your first briefing. One line on what it caught, or what it missed, is worth more than five stars with no text.
• Follow AgentIA 1984 for the next releases built the same way: sourced, deflated, no filler.