About Fluxreport

Fluxreport is an automated front page for AI news. It links to original reporting, research, tools and community posts, and sends readers to the publisher.

How stories are chosen

Every 10 minutes Fluxreport reads public feeds from news publishers, security researchers, AI labs, paper indexes, code repositories and community sites. Stories are ordered by recency, type of source and early attention, and closely matching headlines are grouped. No publisher pays for placement.

Headlines and excerpts come from the publishers. They are not independent verification, and a source count describes linked coverage, not confirmation of the facts. Fluxreport shortens some headlines for display, for example by removing a repeated publisher name or trimming a long social post to its first sentence. The original wording is always one click away.

AI-assisted context

Some stories carry a short AI-assisted note under Details, labeled as such. It is generated from the linked headlines and publisher text, is not publisher reporting, and may contain errors.

Photos

Fluxreport does not copy article images. A small set of openly licensed file photos from Wikimedia Commons is used for context. Each one is labeled as a file photo and credits its photographer and license.

Corrections

If a headline, link, credit or label is wrong, email [email protected] with the page address and what should change. Corrections to a linked article itself belong with its publisher.

Feeds and data

RSS, JSON Feed, Security RSS, Enterprise RSS and the JSON API are free to use. Reading preferences, saves and source weights stay in your browser.