I built The Information Machine because keeping up was hard. I'd catch a headline here, half an argument in someone's thread there, and orienting myself to the discourse meant a lot of digging before I even knew what the story was. So I assembled a team of agents to do that work: they read the noise and organize it into stories that stay current, so I could follow the things that mattered to me.
It worked for me, so I'm sharing it: an easier way to follow what's happening in AI, from model launches to the safety research to the policy debates, with the sources one click away. The agents do the organizing, not the deciding: you choose what to read, what to go deeper on, and what to make of it.
Today it follows AI. It's the first subject, not the last. How the agents do the work is on the how it works page.