ActuIA presents “Your news review”, a tool that allows users to browse AI news briefs by sector, period, and topic. Freely accessible to any registered member, it also allows users to turn selected topics into a tracked watchlist. The site, which describes AI news as “extremely difficult to follow”, states it published 1,342 briefs in the thirty days up to November 2, 2026, or about 45 per day, drawn from 695 different sources.
Twenty-five sectors and a filterable feed
The left-hand column lists the twenty-five sectors covered, with the number of briefs for the period in each. Over the last thirty days, the Business section has 476, Public Sector 362, Industry 183, Fundamental Research 164, while Finance and Health-Medicine each have 101. A click restricts the feed to one sector, a second click returns to the full view. The counters take into account the current search and period.
A single brief can belong to several sectors: a funding round in medical imaging appears in both Health and Finance, so the totals do not add up. The period is set above the feed, between today, seven days, thirty days, or the entire archive. A search field accepts a topic, company name, or keyword, and other criteria, such as actor, source, theme, announcement type, or specific dates, remain available.
The most cited actors and countries
At the top of the results, a box summarizes the selection by indicating the most cited actors, the countries involved, and the dominant announcement types. For the Finance sector, over thirty days up to November 2, Google Cloud appears in 8 briefs, Gemini in 7, Anthropic in 6, and the International Monetary Fund in 5. South Korea leads the countries with 8 briefs, ahead of Hong Kong (7) and Japan (6). The announcements are primarily product or service launches (13), enterprise deployments (12), and funding rounds (10).
Each name in this box also serves as a filter: a click on Hong Kong displays the seven relevant briefs without leaving the sector. These trends are based on a simple count and do not claim to measure an actor’s importance. Only elements present in at least two briefs are included.
Two reading modes and a personalized watchlist
The feed is grouped by day, from the most recent to the oldest brief. In “Summaries” mode, each brief displays its title and first lines, with a link to read more without changing page. In “Titles” mode, only the titles remain visible, allowing a week’s worth of news from a sector to be scanned in seconds. On smartphones, the sectors scroll under the search bar, as a horizontal row.
The watchlist can then be deepened using the personalized watchlist launched in June: first explore the content of a sector, then decide to follow it. Selected briefs are saved individually and can be found under “My saved briefs”.
Limitations of this first version
The review only covers briefs, written in French. In-depth articles, analyses, and actor profiles remain accessible via their usual sections. The classification by sector and identification of cited actors are assigned brief by brief and may contain inaccuracies: 34 briefs from the month have no sector, and the Business category, the broadest, covers announcements of very diverse natures. These assignments will need to be refined as the corpus grows.
Access requires a free ActuIA account. The public pages of the watchlist, viewable day by day, remain open to all.
