About

AI Digest is a daily overview of significant releases and events in the world of artificial intelligence, in Russian. The top priority is verifiability: every item comes with checkable sources, and every editorial claim is marked with a confidence scale.

The project is a personal initiative. No editorial team, no partnerships, no ads. A resource for me personally and for colleagues who prefer reading in Russian but don't want to lose touch with the primary sources.

Importance scale (1–5)

Each event is assigned a level from 1 to 5:

Level What it means
5 Paradigm shift — a new product class, market restructuring
4 Flagship / SOTA — top-tier model, new record, major shift
3 Notable release — major version, significant paper
2 Notable update — minor version with real changes (default)
1 Mention — patch, corporate news

Default is 2. Levels 4–5 are assigned only with explicit grounds, which the builder records in importance_reason (available in the JSON and in the collapsible block).

Confidence (confidence in sources)

Marker Meaning
✓ verified (green) Both an official source and independent media
✓ official (blue) Only an official source, no third-party
△ media-only (yellow) Only media without an official source, at least 2 independent ones

Items below the minimum threshold (one secondary source without an official one) do not make it into the digest.

Three-bucket UI

On the issue page, items are split into three sections:

  • 🔥 Must-read — importance ≥ 4 + reliable sources.
  • 📘 Worth-knowing — importance = 3 or a flagship reported only in media.
  • 📎 Reference — importance ≤ 2, collapsed by default.

The home page shows only Must-read and Worth-knowing.

Ranking

  • Within an issue and a tag — static_score = importance × confidence_mult.
  • On the home page — time_decayed_score with the standard HN formula and softer gravity (1.5 instead of 1.8 — AI news has a longer life cycle).
  • In the weekly issue, a persistence_bonus is added for events lasting ≥3 days.

Errata, updates, retraction

  • Update — a factual change (new date, corrected price) is added to the updates array and shown under the item.
  • Retraction — the item remains, marked as retracted (the page and feed get a [Retracted] prefix, the title is struck through).
  • Supersedes — if an event evolves, a new entry references the old one via supersedes. The old page is preserved (URLs are stable forever).

License

Editorial content — summary, why_matters, importance_reason, tag descriptions, the text of this page — is published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Quotations of source titles and URLs are fair use and not covered.

Contact

mail at kerby.pro. No form, no backend — thanks for understanding.

AI attribution

The digest is assembled with the help of LLM agents (Anthropic Claude). All facts, importance assessments, and wording are reviewed manually before publication. Sources are cited explicitly — the link goes to the primary publication, not to a retelling.