The Internet Was Doomed From the Start & The Web Does not Need AI Browsers – It Needs Us to Fight Back Capacities introduces Kanban view, Kagi News uses AI to help you keeping up with the world, make rules, break rules, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Creativerly 348 is out with a new post about the threat of AI-powered browsers, #Capacities introducing Kanban view, #KagiNews wants to help you keeping up with news, lovely articles by @justincox.com, @Freethink.com, @anildash.com, Annie Mueller, and more.

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Kagi News is an AI-powered app for keeping up with the world Back in April I wrote about Kagi, a premium search engine that I found fixed many of my gripes with the state of the modern internet. Kagi recently launched Kagi News, and it’s designed to make keepin...

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'Kagi recently launched Kagi News, and it’s designed to make keeping up with the news both easier and less overwhelming.'

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Overview: Kagi News uses LLMs for a daily briefing, sparking debate. Users appreciate the privacy-focused, less-biased concept but are skeptical of AI's accuracy in news & its potential impact on journalism. A key tension between innovation & traditional values. #KagiNews 1/6

#KagiNews, the news syndication solution that avoids depleting your attention, is FOSS, and its app has no trackers.

It resorts to #RSS to deliver content daily.

It also summarizes news... with #LLMs. 💔