Why I built DukiAI News I got tired of fighting my news feed instead of learning from it. Every morning I'd open many apps — Google News, Twitter, Reddit, Big tech companies' news, ... — spend 45 minutes scrolling, and walk away feeling overwhelmed but not actually informed. The algorithms were optimizing for my clicks, not my growth. The problem isn't too much news. It's that no tool treats you as an intelligent reader who wants to understand the world, not just consume it. Big Tech has the data, the distribution, and the brand. I have no illusions about that fight. But they're building for engagement metrics. I'm building for you — one person trying to stay sharp in a noisy world. So I started with one rule: personalization should serve the reader, not the platform. That meant: - Show articles you haven't seen yet, ranked by your actual interests — not what's trending for everyone else - Let you ask questions across hundreds of sources instead of just scrolling - Surface multiple perspectives on the same story so you can form your own view - Be honest about source trust instead of hiding it The process was humbling. I built, threw away, and rebuilt the feed ranking three times before it felt right. The AI agent went through four prompt architectures. Multi-angle analysis taught me how hard it is to be genuinely neutral. DukiAI is still early. But every time someone says "I finally understand what's happening in AI / geopolitics / markets" — that's the whole point. Would love your feedback. What would make this your daily news companion? 🙏

DukiAI News

Your AI news assistant that knows you

Your AI news assistant that knows you