About Truncated

AI news moves fast, and keeping up shouldn't have to be a full-time job. Truncated is a constantly updated feed that covers AI across tech, business, research, politics, and society.

There's no shortage of AI news out there. Every day brings new models, products, research, business deals, and plenty of debate about where all this is headed.

The name comes from the Latin word truncare: to cut off. In our case, it's about cutting information down to a more manageable length. That's the whole idea behind Truncated.

Every headline links back to its original source, with a short summary to help you get the gist before deciding whether to dig deeper.

Truncated uses code and AI to find stories, evaluate them against editorial rules, and put together short summaries grounded in the source material.

The two-sentence summary under each headline is written by AI from the original reporting, and the small AI box in front of it says so. Automated checks review every story and its summary before it is published; stories the checks hold go to our editors, who review them and can correct anything on the site. A summary is a starting point: follow the link to read the original story.

The editors set the editorial direction and occasionally add an observation when a story deserves more perspective. Those comments are clearly marked as editorial notes.

The site gets updated throughout the day. There's a newsletter covering the previous day's stories, plus a weekly one with the highlights. Stories stay on the main feed for 3 weeks, then they move to the archive.