TL;DAI

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About this app

TL;DAI (Too Long; Did AI) keeps you up to date with the fast-moving world of Artificial Intelligence by aggregating news from trusted public sources and generating concise AI-powered summaries.

WHAT IT DOES
• Aggregates the latest AI and tech content from arXiv, Reddit, GitHub trending repositories, and Hacker News
• Generates AI-powered summaries so you can grasp key developments in seconds
• Lets you bookmark articles for later reading
• Share interesting finds with friends and colleagues

CONTENT SOURCES
Articles are fetched from publicly available APIs:
- arXiv: AI and machine learning research papers
- Reddit: Posts from r/MachineLearning
- GitHub: Trending AI/ML repositories
- Hacker News: Top tech and AI stories

AI-GENERATED SUMMARIES
Summaries are generated using artificial intelligence and are provided for convenience. They may not be fully accurate or complete. Always refer to the original source for authoritative information.

PRIVACY
TL;DAI does not collect any personal data. All bookmarks and preferences are stored locally on your device. Article text is sent to our server solely for
summary generation, no personal information is included. See our privacy policy for full details.
AI-generated summaries of top AI news from arXiv, Reddit, GitHub & Hacker News.
Updated on
Sep 5, 2026

Data safety

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  • No data collected
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What’s new

New sources, source filters, and better summaries.