ai news briefing
AI news briefings that research themselves
Tell Divrite what you follow in one sentence. It sets up the search tasks and, on your schedule, runs fresh research over the new period — official and industry sources, in the local languages — then writes a structured briefing: what happened, why it matters, and where it came from.
- Daily · weekly · monthly
- Covers only the new period
- In your account · email soon
$ follow
Latest AI technology developments
monitoring goal → search tasks
- new model releases, benchmarks high
- agent frameworks, tool use high
- AI chips and inference cost med
- Mon 06 Oct ✓ ready
- Mon 13 Oct ✓ ready
- Mon 20 Oct ✓ ready
- Mon 27 Oct scheduled
research first Each issue is a research run of its own: searched across sources and languages, merged and written up. How deep research works →
[01] real outputs
Recent issues from Hot topics
Hot topics is Divrite’s public set of briefings on fast-moving subjects, each issue published as a deck, a report and a web page. Your own subscriptions get the same structured briefing.
113 sources · English Also as presentation and web page
LLM Releases Weekly Brief · Oct 17–23, 2026
● Generated with Divrite
108 sources · English Also as presentation and web page
Fed and Global Rates Monthly Brief · Sep 24–Oct 23, 2026
● Generated with Divrite
161 sources · English Also as presentation and web page
AI Funding and M&A Weekly Brief · Oct 17–23, 2026
● Generated with Divrite
Every example here is a real Hot topics issue generated with Divrite.
See all Hot topics →[02] how it works
Set it up once
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step 01
Describe what you follow
Write one sentence. Divrite proposes a monitoring goal and several search tasks, each with keywords and a priority. Keep the ones you want and edit anything.
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step 02
Choose a schedule
Daily, weekly or monthly. Each run searches only the period since the last one — a weekly briefing covers the past seven days.
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step 03
Read the briefing
Each issue comes with a summary and the full report: overview, key developments by category, likely impact and conclusions, with sources. Issues are kept in your account; email delivery is opening soon.
[03] vs. a chat assistant
Tracking a topic without asking every week
Effort
Chat ·You ask again every time.
Divrite ·Set it once; it runs on schedule.
Coverage
Chat ·Whatever turns up when you happen to ask.
Divrite ·The same search tasks over a defined time window, every run, in the local languages where it matters.
Format
Chat ·A different shape every time.
Divrite ·The same structure each issue, so you can compare week to week.
Archive
Chat ·Lost somewhere in a chat thread.
Divrite ·Every issue kept in order in your Divrite account.
[$] pricing
From $9.9/mo
Every plan includes deep research and all output formats — presentations, reports, web pages and images. You pay with monthly credits, and each task shows its credit estimate before it runs. Final prices are shown at checkout.
[04] faq
Frequently asked questions
How often can a subscription run?
How many subscriptions can I have?
Can I get briefings by email?
Do briefings use credits?
What happens if a run fails?
[05] related
More of what Divrite does
- Deep research Splits your question by country, searches official sources in each local language, and keeps going until every point is settled. Learn more →
- AI presentations Researched decks in three densities, every key figure checked — native PPTX with editable text. Learn more →
- Research reports Long-form reports with chapters, verified charts and numbered references, in Word or PDF. Learn more →
- Interactive web pages Researched pages with section navigation and interactive charts, shared by link or as one HTML file. Learn more →
- AI images Infographics, roadmaps and covers — box what to change, keep every version. Learn more →
Stop checking. Get the briefing.
Describe the topic in one sentence and choose how often you want it researched.