Consonance
A daily radar for AI and agents.
Every morning, Consonance keeps only what several independent sources are saying at the same time about AI and agents. Topics, papers worth reading, trending repositories and sourced claims, written in French, English and Vietnamese, with every entry linked to its source.
Open ConsonanceAI news moves faster than anyone can read it, and one loud account is often enough to make a "story". What was missing was a page that ranks by agreement between independent voices rather than by volume, and that says plainly what a person has checked and what they have not.
How it works
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Every night, posts and articles from more than 100 hand-picked voices go into one large graph.
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Algorithms find communities in it, conversations that answer each other, then sort them by theme and weigh them.
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A topic gets in only when at least three independent voices discussed it in the last seven days.
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Language models name and summarise each topic in three languages, then draw the day in brief from them.
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The same material becomes a short video, written, voiced and edited on its own every morning.
What’s inside
The three-voice bar
Two voices from one house count as one, and a mere relay counts as none.
Stamped claims
Each checkable claim shows whether a person reread it or whether it stands on two sources, unread.
The day in brief
A few ideas that connect the day’s topics to one another.
A morning video
A short video, generated automatically or picked by the editor, and labelled either way.
Mode d’emploi
What is new in Claude, read at the source, with a card to keep and commands to copy.
Readable by agents
Every page has a Markdown twin, alongside an llms.txt and RSS feeds.
The rules
- Noise lets nothing in; it only decides the order.
- Never a sentence put in anyone’s mouth, no individual named.
- A number missing from the source is rejected.
- Everything else goes out each morning unreviewed, and says so.
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