Curiosity, with receipts.
The Artificial Post is a small, evolving atlas of the AI world. Here’s how to read it.
Broad coverage. Honest boundaries.
The library combines a curated foundational collection, sourced explainers and new research metadata. It does not claim to contain every paper or every important development. New papers are not automatically “breakthroughs.”
Know what you’re reading.
Preprints are labeled. Company announcements describe what that company says. Forecasts are separate from observed data. Older stories keep their original dates. A social post is a statement by its author, not independent confirmation.
Different doors into the same ideas.
Understand, Build, Invest, and Discover help you choose a starting point. “Start simple” offers an accessible summary when reviewed; “Go deeper” preserves the source context. Research abstract excerpts remain the authors’ words. Dates on the new-research feed refer to the arXiv announcement; a cross-listed manuscript may have an earlier original publication date.
Reading and learning analytics.
We record first-party usage events to improve the feed: visible cards, opened articles, saves, feedback, course enrollment and self-reported lesson completion. Activity is retained for 30 days and the dashboard is owner-only. We do not record your raw search text, IP address, or use third-party tracking pixels. Browser privacy signals are respected.
Your data stays small.
Your account stores your email, explanation preference, newsletter consent and bookmarks. Topic suggestions stay in this browser and can be reset. Search runs locally on your device; queries are not sent to an embedding API. Signing in uses a secure connected account. Account preferences are private.
Reading should feel good.
No fabricated popularity scores, no made-up engagement metrics, and no endless urgency. Follow your curiosity, save a read for later, and check the original source.
One edition, every week.
Weekly web editions collect newly indexed items by their publication date. Automated selections are labeled and do not imply editorial validation. The RSS feed is available now; email delivery is not active. Research feeds refresh on weekdays. Company and university reporting is a researched launch collection and needs ongoing editorial review.