Boring
Once a day, Boring publishes one edition of about 10 stories. Each is retold plainly, with every fact sourced. When you reach the end, that’s the news.
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The council voted 7 to 2 on Tuesday to approve $4.2 million for road repairs in 2027, the county said.
An illustrative example. Example County and its council are made up.
About 10 stories a day, ranked by how widely they were covered, never by engagement. There is no endless feed.
Each story is retold plainly. Every fact cites the outlets it came from, and a separate AI check removes anything the sources don’t support.
One line on how left-leaning outlets covered a story and one for right-leaning outlets. It describes the coverage, never who is right, and says so when the coverage didn’t differ. An outlet’s political leaning comes from an independent rater, not from Boring.
In the app, pick the categories you follow, and add subcategories such as Defense, AI and Space. You can add community notes to a story, and every note must cite a source.
Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic, groups each day’s articles into stories and writes them. A separate model checks every claim against its sources, and anything unsupported is removed.
A published edition is never rewritten. When a story gets something wrong, its page shows the corrected text with a dated note and its sources, and every correction is listed on one page.
The same edition, with your categories, subcategories and notes. It isn’t out yet. Leave your address and we’ll send one email when it is.
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