Marcelo Paiva

Signal

Headlines on AI and on digital accessibility, with AI repositories, models and papers, collected from public sources on a schedule. The summaries and the numbers are the sources’ own and every item links to where it came from — this is what I’m keeping an eye on, not reporting I’ve done.

Headlines

Collected The Verge, Ars Technica, Hugging Face, MIT Technology Review, GitHub, Smashing Magazine, Equal Entry, WebAIM, Eric Bailey, Adrian Roselli

Signal

This is a newspaper’s front page. Headlines take the wide column, and a narrower column beside it lists what is new elsewhere.

From top to bottom

  1. At the top, the site header: my name, which goes home, then links to Writing, Work, Signal, Tools and Resume, then Settings, where you choose the drawings, light or dark, and movement. Beside it is a button that pauses everything that moves.
  2. A large Signal heading over a band of moving waves, then a short paragraph on where the news comes from.
  3. Headlines: news on AI and digital accessibility, each with its source, topic, date and a link to the original.
  4. A narrower column, labeled Elsewhere in AI. On a wide screen it sits to the right of the headlines. On a narrow one it comes after them.
  5. In that column: trending repositories on GitHub, trending models on Hugging Face, and the latest AI papers on arXiv.
  6. At the bottom, the footer: a note on how this site is built, links to Illustrations, Pens, Concepts and Accessibility, this Describe this page button, then GitHub, LinkedIn and email.

What you can do here

Scan the headlines, and follow one to its source.

Also here

All of it is collected once a day. Every link goes to another site.