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Todai: AI Lately's daily email, with a sample issue
Todai is AI Lately's daily email: one story, its two sides and one question, then three quick hits, in three minutes. Read a real issue before you sign up.
Todai is AI Lately's daily email. Each issue holds one story, the two sides of it and one question, then three quick hits. A reader finishes it in about three minutes.
Read a real issue
The issue below went out on Oct. 21, 2026. Its big story: Nvidia cut the time to build an AI factory to 14 days.
Read the Oct. 21, 2026 issue on the web. The web edition shows exactly what subscribers received, with its photo, its two quoted sides and its three quick hits.
What each issue holds
The big one. A photo, a headline and one number. Then what happened, why you should care and what to do today.
Pick a side. The same story's two sides, each in plain words with the advocate's own quote. A one-tap vote asks whose side you are on, and the next issue shows how readers answered.
Quick hits. Three more stories, each with an emoji, a bold head and one or two sentences.
How it is made
Every fact in Todai comes from a page AI Lately has already published. The stories start from AI Right Now, the four-hourly list of what people are posting about in AI, and each carries a link to the full piece with its sources and a confidence label.
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