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MIT Technology Review · technologyreview.com · 1h ago

The Download: open model trade-offs and geothermal power’s promise

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This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Open models have real benefits. Do they outweigh the risks? Anthropic recently released a report arguing that a powerful new model released by the Chinese company Z.ai, poses a major cyberattack…

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It knows what you follow.

It learns what you read and what you look for. It connects your feeds, newsletters and trends, sees a story emerging before it is obvious, and says what it may change for your work or your decisions.

A monitor takes one sentence. It runs on your sources and writes to you only when something changed.

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What moved in European energy policy this week?

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Everything you follow, in one place.

Ten things EarlyWave does. Each one shown, not described.

  • Feeds

    Follow any site. Articles arrive deduplicated, summarised and sorted into folders, with read and unread kept across devices. Google News keywords, soon.

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  • Trends

    Related reporting is clustered into one trend with its sources, languages and speed, so you see a story accelerate rather than 40 copies of it.

  • One conversation

    One place to ask. Mention @feeds, @trends or @topics to narrow it, and follow every answer back to the article it came from.

    YouWhat is driving “Brazilian axé star Netinho dies at 60 after lymphatic cancer”, and who is reporting it?

    • Searched trends and your feeds
    • Read 53 related articles across 1 languages
    • Grouped 29 independent sources

    Live coverage, 29 sources, first seen 46m ago. 49 articles in the last hour.[1][2]

  • Translation

    Sources stay in their original language; you read them in yours. Trends are built across languages, not per language.

    Brazilian axé star Netinho dies at 60 after lymphatic cancer

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  • Newsletter inbox

    Get you@earlywave.email. Subscribe to newsletters with it and they arrive as sources: summarised, searchable and part of your trends.

    Your subscribing address

    @earlywave.email

    Subscribe to newsletters with it. They arrive as sources: summarised, searchable, part of your trends.

    • TWIssue 142: what the labs shippedThe Weekly Loop → filed in Feeds · AI07:02
    • MBRates, oil, and one surprise printMarkets Before Nine → filed in Feeds · Markets06:40

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  • Search

    Find that article again across everything you follow. Deep search goes further: your sources, EarlyWave’s library, then the web, with the source attached.

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    your feedsnewsletterslibraryweb when needed

    Also matching in your trends: Nobel Prize in Economics 2026 awarded to Michael Woodford and Robert Hall

  • Saved

    Save an article, highlight a sentence, add a note. Saved items are sources too: searchable, and part of your conversation.

    The Download: open model trade-offs and geothermal power’s promiseMIT Technology Review · saved just now

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  • Send to

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