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title: Latest AI News
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sdk_version: 1.32.0
app_file: app.py
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Latest AI News

This repository serves as a curated collection of the most recent and significant developments in artificial intelligence. The goal is to provide AI enthusiasts, researchers, students, and professionals with a centralized resource to stay updated on breakthroughs, research papers, product launches, and industry trends.

📚 Contents

This repository includes:

News about major AI product releases
Updates on AI industry trends
Insights from AI conferences and events
Resources for learning about new AI technologies

🔗 App Link

Check out the live application: https://latest-ai-news.streamlit.app/

🎬 Demo

Watch our video demonstration to see the app in action:

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1db2065e-766a-47f5-b23a-56aad8938841

✨ Features

Modern Card-Based Interface: News displayed in an elegant three-column grid layout
Responsive Design: Works well on different screen sizes
RSS Feed Integration: Automatically pulls content from top AI news sources
Smart Filtering: Filter news by date range and source
Customizable View: Select specific news sources or view all content
Real-time Updates: Refresh data with a single click
Image Support: Displays source images when available

🔄 Updates

This repository is updated regularly to ensure the content remains current and relevant. Check back frequently or watch the repository to be notified of new updates.

💻 Technical Details

Framework: Built with Streamlit for rapid development and easy deployment
Data Sources: Aggregates news from 12+ leading AI publications including:
- Google DeepMind Blog
- OpenAI News
- MIT Technology Review
- NVIDIA Blog
- Microsoft Research
- The Berkeley AI Research Blog
- And more...
Automatic Content Processing: Handles different date formats and content structures
Parallel Processing: Uses concurrent fetching for faster data retrieval

Created and maintained by Buse Koseoglu this is a mere adaptation.