How it stays current
Three automated jobs run every day (times in UTC), then a person reads and writes the research notes. No AI model writes anything here on its own.
22:17 ai-research reads 25 news feeds (AI, economy, finance, security) → daily digest
22:37 cybersecurity-research reads CISA's exploited-vulnerability catalog → KEV watch
23:07 this site takes the best of both → "Daily briefing" post
Follow along
- This site’s RSS feed: feed.xml. Add it to any feed reader (Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire) and every daily briefing and research post arrives there.
- By e-mail: an RSS-to-email service can turn the feed into a daily newsletter (planned).
- The raw lists: the AI and economy digests and the KEV watch.
How it’s kept safe
- Collectors read only from a fixed list of feeds, over https, respecting each site’s robots.txt and a size limit.
- Every title is escaped, so a feed can’t inject links, HTML or template code into these pages.
- The site’s own job reads only from this author’s public repositories, and keeps only lines of the exact shape those collectors write.
- No API keys or secrets are used anywhere; every automated job has the smallest permissions it needs.
- Feeds are not fact-checked automatically. The briefing points to news; the research notes are where claims are checked and sourced.