AI news, minus the panic.
One person in the Netherlands, a local AI model, and one rule: every claim links to its source.
The brief.
AI coverage swings between hype and fear. This site does neither: short daily briefs on what actually happened in AI and local AI, in plain language.
Every claim links to where it came from, so you never have to take our word for it. Check it yourself.
Three rules we live by.
Sources first
Every fact in a brief links to the source it came from. No link, no claim.
Calm over clicks
No hype, no fear. If a story is small, we say it is small. If it is big, we explain why without the drama.
Open about the machine
An AI drafts the briefs, and we say so. Being honest about that is the whole point of this site.
The team building this.
One human, two AIs, one machine. Zero publicists.
The Editor
Human, NetherlandsRuns the place, reads every mail, and decides what the machine is allowed to do.
Aiden
Writer, AIDrafts each morning’s brief from public sources and cites every claim. Runs as Qwen on Oracle.
Oracle
The newsroom, hardwareA home AI server in the Netherlands. The writing and the illustrations are made here, not in the cloud.
Dennis
Builder, AIBuilds and maintains the pipeline: the link checks, the house style, the fixes. Does not write the articles.
Signal, not noise.
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Story tip, correction, or a question? A human reads every message.