The Engine of Curation: How to Use Feedly for AI News
Ever feel like you’re drinking from a fire hose trying to keep up with the world of AI?
In this video, I’m sharing my exact "Curation Blueprint"—the daily system I use to filter through hundreds of stories so you only get the updates that actually matter.
The goal is simple: I’ll keep myself overwhelmed so that you don’t have to be.
We’ll walk through how to build a Command Center using Feedly to track official announcements from major players like Google, Meta, and OpenAI, while pulling in the best tech journalism and specialized newsletters.
You’ll also see how I find the "signal in the noise"—skimming 200 to 400 daily items to handpick the major model updates and productivity tools that offer genuine value.
What You’ll Learn:
Building Your Hub: How to subscribe to primary sources and official blogs.
Aggregating the Aggregators: Using AI web alerts and newsletters to never miss a beat.
Filtering for Value: My manual process for identifying the stories that matter to a general audience.
Beyond the Feed: Curating X (Twitter) lists and using databases like Raindrop.io for scripting.
Timestamps:
0:00 – The Hook: Why curation is the engine of a successful AI channel.
0:15 – Step 1: Building your Feedly Command Center.
0:45 – Step 2: Aggregating the aggregators and specialized newsletters.
1:15 – Step 3: Finding the signal in the noise (Filtering 200+ stories).
1:45 – Step 4: Using X and databases to supplement your feed.
2:15 – Conclusion: The Friday News Roundup result.
By the end of this video, you’ll have a blueprint to track 300+ pieces of news a week and narrow them down to just the most important developments, saving your audience time and reducing their overwhelm.
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