Consumer tech
The Verge — AI
Product and culture coverage from a consumer-tech newsroom. Useful when a release turns into something people install. This desk does not reprint their articles.
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Curated lanes.
Eight public sources. Original introductions only — nothing on this page is a copied article.
Updated Oct 2, 2026
Reuters’ technology desk was left off. Requests to reuters.com/technology/ returned HTTP 401 from this build environment, so the link is not published here. BBC Technology and TechCrunch’s AI category are in its place; both responded.
Longer reporting
MIT Technology Review — AI
Research, policy, and the companies shipping it. Start here when a headline needs a second paragraph.
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Ars Technica — AI
Papers, chips, and platform changes, written for readers who want the mechanism.
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OpenAI News
Announcements in OpenAI’s own words. Read them, then read a newsroom that does not work there.
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Google DeepMind blog
Research notes and model write-ups from the lab. Treat it as their account, not an independent review.
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Anthropic News
Anthropic’s public newsroom: research, policy, and product notes as they choose to tell them.
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BBC Technology
Broader than models. Useful for policy and stories the lab blogs skip. The BBC’s technology index answered at bbc.com/technology.
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TechCrunch — AI
Startup and funding coverage. Read it for who raised and what shipped, not as a methods review.
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