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Why come back every day
AGI Pulse turns the constant flow of AI news into a progress map you can track and verify.
The record
What AGI Pulse is
AGI Pulse is a public record of AI developments. Releases, research, policy, industry moves, and notable public statements are organized into three views you can come back to: what changed this week, a long-run curve, and a timeline that starts in 1950. The default language is Chinese. The English interface uses translations that were already written. When a translation is missing, the original text stays as it is. Pages are not machine-translated on request.
Editorial mission
The desk selects, checks, and adds context. It does not republish full articles. Each item keeps a headline, a short summary, and a link to the source, so you can leave and judge the original. Importance is an editorial signal. It decides whether an item deserves its own page. It is not a capability score, and it does not predict when AGI arrives. The curve is drawn from key nodes as an illustration, not as a measuring instrument.
Items below 45 stay available in Latest, the archive, and RSS. They are also gathered into a daily and a weekly digest, so a one-line brief is not published as if it were a full article. Items at or above 45 keep their own page. How evidence is graded, and how a correction is recorded, is set out in the editorial policy.
Where to start
Catch what is changing now
Weekly highlights surface the releases, policy moves, and industry signals that could change direction.
See this week →Return to historical context
When you need more context, use the full timeline to understand where today’s changes came from.
Open the full timeline →Track with confidence. Keep your own judgment.
Important claims link to public sources so you can read on and cross-check. We show the evidence and context without deciding for you.
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