The Daily Markdown is a running front page of what is hottest in AI in the last hour, day and week. It is rebuilt every 15 minutes, and each section fits one phone screen.
Every 15 minutes we read public sources: Hacker News, Hugging Face, GitHub, lab and outlet feeds, AI newsletters and podcasts, energy and data-center news, and named researchers on Bluesky and Mastodon. We measure how fast each story is gaining attention on its own source, compare it with everything else on that source, and add the scores up when a story shows up in several places. Newer stories rank higher than older ones.
Headlines link to the original. The one or two sentences under a headline are our own, written by a model running on our own hardware and checked against the source: a summary is dropped if it contains any number or name the source does not. We never republish article text. Preview images are the publisher's own share image, shown small, and only from sources whose terms allow it.
RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, a free JSON API, an MCP endpoint for AI agents at https://dailymd.cowerx.dev/mcp, and an archive of every hour.
The page is paid for by ads: at most one per section, always labelled, and never inside the X section. Each feed and the API carry one labelled sponsor line.
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