WEEKLY RESEARCH & EDITORIAL · Workflow idea
Choose two areas of AI to follow. Each week, collect recent coverage, bring duplicate links together, and prepare a digest with the source links attached. It remains an unpublished draft until an editor reviews it.
01 / The starting point
Two selected AI research queries and the previous week’s coverage
“Gather recent results for the selected topics, remove duplicate sources, and prepare a concise digest that cites only the collected links.”
02 / The work
Collects recent coverage for two selected topics, organizes unique sources, drafts a cited digest, and saves it as an unpublished article.
Set two search topics and the recent period the digest should cover.
Collect source results for both topics and keep their original links available.
Bring repeated links together so each source is considered once in the draft.
Draft a title, excerpt, article body, and tags using only the collected sources and their links.
Have an editor confirm the source links, claims, title, and excerpt before publishing anything.
03 / The result
A formatted weekly article draft with a title, excerpt, body, and tags, saved for an editor to verify before publication.
Research & strategy · Example outcome
A formatted weekly article draft with a title, excerpt, body, and tags, saved for an editor to verify before publication.
A source link does not prove every statement in a draft. An editor should open the original material, check the citations and claims, and approve the article before publishing.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Set the two topics, intended audience, and the kind of developments the digest should cover.
Choose the search scope and recent coverage period, along with practical limits for article length and tags.
Select the article space where each digest should be saved as an unpublished draft.
Name who will check the source material and approve each digest before it is published.