Intelligence at the Intersection of Humans & AI
One edition each weekday. The signal, ranked. The sources, graded. So you can spend ten minutes on AI news and still know what just happened.
More AI news is published every day than ever — across labs, infrastructure, policy, enterprise deployment, and capital. The Coury Report aims to contribute a single, empowering view of the stories that matter most.
More AI news, more adjacent fields, more credible voices than ever before. That's a healthy thing for an industry at an inflection — and a lot to keep up with for anyone whose job depends on being current.
The Coury Report contributes one daily read of that flow: a small, opinionated set of stories that genuinely matter to the people making decisions, building solutions, and helping enterprises gain the benefits of AI. One edition each weekday. The lead story is the lead story. The list of nine is the list of nine.
It's for the executives setting AI strategy, the builders shipping AI products, the vendors navigating the inflection, and the journalists covering the beat — anyone who needs to be current on AI without making it their full-time job.
One read. The stories that matter. So you can act on AI — not chase it.House framing
T1, T2, or T3 — printed next to the byline. Borrowed from financial-intelligence work. The point: you can audit our confidence at a glance.
Each morning, roughly 300 candidate items pull in from wires, papers, primary filings, named newsletters, and a curated panel of specialist accounts. Every claim is graded by source tier, and candidates are scored by tier, independent confirmations, topic weight, and recency. The editor reads the top thirty, sets the final order by hand, and writes the deck. Edition ships before 9:00 ET.
Source documents, official filings, transcripts, peer-reviewed papers. Material we can re-read in full and quote directly.
SEC 8-K filings · Federal Register · arXiv preprints · ICLR / NeurIPS papers · official lab posts · hearings transcripts · BLS micro-data · earnings calls.
Weight: 1.00
Newsroom reporting from outlets with named editors, fact-checkers, and a corrections record. Used when primary sources aren't yet public.
Reuters · Bloomberg · The Information · FT · NYT · WSJ · Wired · plus newsletters with track records and named bylines (Stratechery, Platformer, Import AI).
Weight: 0.70
Social posts, blogs, podcasts. Useful for the shape of an argument; never used for facts in isolation. Always attributed.
X / Bluesky threads · personal Substacks · Hacker News · Reddit · LessWrong · YouTube and podcast episodes.
Weight: 0.30
Replies usually within 24 hours. The editor answers his own email.
A story we overlooked, a source we mis-graded, a voice we should be reading. Pointers to public material welcome.
Press inquiries: press@couryreport.com
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