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Every feed you follow, read for you: summary, key points, your language, one click to ask. Anthropic, OpenAI and the sources you actually read, not only the loudest.

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MIT Technology Review · technologyreview.com · 1h ago

The Download: faking blood and the future of batteries

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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. The US military’s race to make fake blood In February 2007, a US military helicopter carrying blood to a field hospital was shot down in Iraq, killing all seven crew members.…

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EarlyWave AI

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.

Did any competitor announce a new model?

Every morning · 07:00@feeds/AI labs

Running

Last run: No change since Tuesday

What moved in European energy policy this week?

Weekly · Monday@trends · newsletters

Changed

Last run: 2 new developments

Example monitors. Yours will be yours.

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.

    soon Google News keywords

  • 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 or @trends to narrow it, @web to look further, and follow every answer back to the article it came from.

    YouWhat is driving “U.S. inflation rises to 3.7% in September, driven by higher gasoline and other costs”, and who is reporting it?

    • Searched trends and your feeds
    • Read 21 related articles across 11 languages
    • Grouped 20 independent sources

    Live coverage, 20 sources, first seen 1h ago. 21 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.

    U.S. inflation rises to 3.7% in September, driven by higher gasoline and other costs

    en 33%es 14%ja 10%pt 10%zh 5%bg 5%
    Read inEnglishFrançaisDeutsch28 languages

  • 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.

    interest rates↵
    your feedsnewsletterslibraryweb when needed

    Also matching in your trends: Ukraine blames SpaceX and Trump for new Starlink limits that cripple drone operations

  • Saved

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

    The Download: faking blood and the future of batteriesMIT Technology Review · saved just now

    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.

    noteCheck against the Q3 numbers before the meeting.

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  • Send to

    Hand a selection, an article or a trend to EarlyWave AI, or to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity with a sourced prompt. Titles, publishers, dates and links only.

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