llmbytes: Daily AI News Live

AI news arrives as a firehose and most of it is noise. llmbytes reads it for you and publishes one short digest a day — what actually mattered, and one line on why each thing did. FIRSTS — THE TIMELINE OF WHAT AI LEARNED Most news apps only tell you about today. Firsts goes the other way: every year since the term "artificial intelligence" was coined in 1956, and what changed in it. The year it proved its first theorems. The year the money dried up. The year it learned to see. Seventy years of it, each entry with a source you can check. TODAY'S BYTES — AND WHY THEY MATTER Up to eight items a day. No fixed quota, so a quiet day gets four rather than eight padded ones. Each item is a headline, two sentences of what happened, and one line on what it means. WRITTEN, NOT AGGREGATED Every story is researched and written from the original sources, and those sources are linked at the foot of the article so you can check any claim yourself. Nothing here is a rewrite of someone else's rewrite. A DAILY LONG READ One longer piece a day, on the days that earned one. BUILT TO READ • Works offline — articles are cached on your device, so it reads on the metro • No account, no sign-in, no email. Install it and read. • Three themes: Signal, Paper and Void • Bookmarks, search, and a reading streak • Categories: models, research, robotics, policy, industry, ethics, computing and startups llmbytes is made by Cybiqon, a one-person software company in India. It is free and supported by ads. It does not ask for an account, and there is nothing to delete later.