AI expertise. Without the overload.
10,000 AI news every day. raydaa shows you only what truly matters to you.
Personalized to your interests. Filtered for quality.
Dive into generative AI – without the noise
Hundreds of handpicked insights on AI, prompting, tools, and use cases. Fresh discoveries every day.
The problem
Why AI news becomes a burden
47 AI experts, 47 opinions
You open LinkedIn and everyone's telling you something different. Who can you trust?
Newsletter read, still clueless
You consume content but don't know what to actually do next.
Everyone reads different things
Important insights disappear in Slack threads. No shared knowledge base.
Our perspective on the AI market
raydaa monitors the market on three levels – so you understand where signals come from and what they mean.
The Epicenter
„What changes what AI can fundamentally do?“
Foundation signals: New models, new capabilities, new paradigms
Sam Altman · Demis Hassabis · Dario Amodei · Ilya Sutskever
The Practitioners
„What actually works in everyday work?“
Practice signals: Workflows, tools, best practices that prove themselves
Ethan Mollick · Dan Shipper · Logan Kilpatrick
The Interpreters
„What does this mean for work and decisions?“
Orientation signals: Context, strategy, implications for teams
Dave Birss · Allie K. Miller · Dr. Holger Schmidt · Rowan Cheung · Digitale Profis · AI First · snipKI · Christoph Magnussen
raydaa combines all three levels – for understanding + ability to act
From 10,000 to 10-20
How AI chaos becomes your personal feed
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5 checks for every signal



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No time? 10 minutes is enough.
The Weekly Recap summarizes the week's most important AI developments – compact, engaging, to the point.
One source instead of eight newsletters – everything you need to know.
The team behind raydaa
We believe: Curiosity drives progress. That's why we're building raydaa – to empower people and organizations to confidently master one of the biggest transformations of our time: generative AI.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about raydaa
For anyone who wants to build, maintain, and expand their AI competence – without fighting through the AI noise every day. Ideal for AI core teams, executives, and individual knowledge workers.
Newsletters send everyone the same thing. raydaa is fully personalized: You create your profile, and we show you only the 10-20 assets that are relevant to YOU. Plus: We don't report on which startup got how much funding – we focus on content that actually moves you forward.
You create a profile with your role and interests. raydaa then learns from every signal you send – for example, when you swipe an asset left (not interested) or right (interested). Your feed gets better over time.
We monitor the AI market on three levels: The epicenter (OpenAI, Anthropic etc.), the practitioners (Ethan Mollick, Cursor etc.), and the interpreters (Stanford, WEF etc.). Every asset goes through our 5-check quality filter.
As much or as little as you want. The Weekly Recap summarizes the key developments in 10 minutes. Your personalized feed shows you 10-20 relevant assets – you decide how deep you go.
Yes, raydaa is ideal for teams. You can save, organize, and share content together – creating a shared knowledge base instead of isolated Slack threads.
raydaa creates a semantic profile based on your interview answers and interactions. Each asset is compared to your profile and receives a relevance score (0-100%). The 'For Me' filter shows only assets above your personal threshold. The more you interact (swipes, clicks, saves), the more precise your feed becomes.










