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Hype meter
Every day, AI labs drop papers, models and press releases written for other AI labs. AIDEA reads the whole pile and hands you back an easy card and a short video you'll actually get on the first try.
A headline goes in sounding like a lab notebook. A card comes out sounding like a friend explaining it over lunch. Hit the button.
Most AI news is written for the left end of this dial. AIDEA lives near the right end, one notch before the dog.
One story per card. Readable in the time it takes the elevator to arrive.
Big captions, one idea, done before your coffee cools. Tap the phone to pause.
Papers, launches, blog posts, the surprise announcement at 3 a.m.
Every acronym gets swapped for words your family already uses.
If it changes nothing for a normal person, it waits.
One story, one picture, one takeaway. Swipe and you're done.
Same story, said out loud, with captions big enough to read on a bus.
APPROVEDThese words stay locked up. AIDEA only lets one out when it brings its plain-language translation along. Tap a cell to set it free.