How we source

The Aigentic is a weekday brief, not a wire service. We do not invent quotes, numbers, or stories. Each edition is a short stack of reported items we can point to.

Where stories come from

Most items start at Reuters, CNBC, The Information, Bloomberg, or the company itself: an OpenAI or Anthropic note, an Nvidia filing, a lab blog. We read the piece, write it in our own words, and link the headline back to that outlet. The reader should be able to leave this site and see the original.

We follow the AI business. Labs and model makers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Meta, xAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot). The silicon and power under them (Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, TSMC, SK Hynix, CoreWeave, Lambda). Listings, lockups, ARR claims, and the courts when they move a company.

Two editions

Most weekdays we publish a Morning Brief and Closing Time. Morning Brief is what happened overnight. Closing Time is what landed later. Both are free to read on this site and in the inbox.

Watch

The Watch section is a handful of YouTube videos from a list we check every weekday. We write those recaps ourselves. The directory of channels is on Watch. We skip hype recaps and course ads.