About
AI news, every morning.
AIVIO News follows one subject closely: artificial intelligence, and the technology and money around it. Around thirty primary sources are read every day, the stories where something actually changed are written up, and every claim is linked back to where it came from.
What you get
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A daily edition
A handful of stories each morning, chosen because something changed — a release, a result, a number, a ruling — not because something was said loudly.
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Eight leaderboards
Models ranked by what you want them for, refreshed from the benchmark operators' own published data, each board showing the date its source last updated.
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Every source, linked
Each article ends with the material it was written from. The point is to send you to the original, not to keep you here.
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Wherever you read
On the site, in the archive, by RSS, or on the Telegram channel — where each story arrives with its cover image.
The rules it runs on
- Every story names its sources. No exceptions, enforced by the publishing system itself — an article without at least one source cannot be built.
- No invented quotes, numbers or names. If a figure is not in a source, it is not in the article.
- No byline that implies a person. Stories are filed by the desk, not by a fictional reporter.
- Corrections are permanent. A corrected story keeps its URL and shows the update time.
- Sources are linked, not replaced. The point is to send you to the original, not to keep you here.
Questions
- What does AIVIO News cover?
- Artificial intelligence and the technology around it: model releases, research worth reading, the numbers behind the claims, and the rulings and deals that change what any of it costs. Around thirty primary sources are checked every day — the labs’ own announcements first, then arXiv and the trade press.
- How often does it publish?
- Every morning. A handful of stories, and every leaderboard refreshed the same run.
- Can I check what a story is based on?
- Always. Every article lists the material it was written from, with links, so any claim can be checked against the original in one click. Where sources disagree the article says so rather than picking a side. If you find an error, mail info@aiviotechnologies.com and the story will be corrected or removed.
- Where do the leaderboards come from?
- From the benchmark operators themselves. The preference rankings are LMArena’s own published dataset; the price board is OpenRouter’s published price list. Numbers are copied without adjustment and every board shows the date its source last updated. AIVIO News runs no benchmarks of its own.
- Where else can I read it?
- Every story goes out on the Telegram channel with its cover image, and the full archive and an RSS feed are on the site.
- Do you take advertising?
- Not yet. When advertising does appear it will be labelled as advertising, it will never be mixed into the story river as if it were reporting, and no advertiser will get a say in what is covered.
Who is behind it
AIVIO News is published by AIVIO Technologies d.o.o.. Editorial contact and corrections: info@aiviotechnologies.com. The legal imprint is on the privacy and terms pages.
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