Up to six changes in AI a day. One paragraph each.
Today Only News explains what changed in AI and physical AI, why it matters in practice, and what’s still unproven. The sources are linked under every story.
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What changed, why it matters, and where it stops
Every story is one image and one paragraph. Here is a real one from the app, sentence by sentence.
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- What changed The new fact, stated plainly.
- Why it matters in practice Who it affects and what they can do with it.
- Conditions and limits What the source covers, and what it doesn’t.
Six is a ceiling, not a quota
Stories are picked for what changed and how much it matters to people who work in AI. Public reaction is only a secondary signal. When there isn’t enough verified material, a slot is skipped rather than filled, so some days bring fewer stories.
It covers models, coding agents, open-weight releases, image, video and audio generation, robotics and physical AI.
Read it, check it, find it again
These are the screens from the App Store listing. You can also watch a 30-second video of the app (MP4, 6 MB).
Sources under every story
Open Sources to see each reference’s title, publisher, date and original language, and what kind of evidence it is. Corrections are listed under the story too.
Your topics, your order
Pick topics and tap More or Less to shape what’s delivered to you, or read everything latest first. Personalized delivery is optional, and so are alerts: up to six a day, quiet at night unless you allow them.
Save what you’ll need again
Saved stories stay on your device. Find them later by date or by topic.
How it’s made
Briefings are written and reviewed with AI from the linked sources. Images are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of real events. Under each story you can check the sources and the correction history, or report an error.