# AI Digest > Daily bilingual AI industry news digest for practitioners. ## Site Identity - Website: https://ai-digest.liziran.com - Author: Nate Lee - Languages: Chinese (`zh-CN`) and English (`en`) - Format: Static HTML, RSS feeds, XML sitemap - Focus: 5 minutes a day — the most important AI industry news, curated and written by AI with editorial oversight ## Update Cadence - One digest is published daily, covering the previous day's news. - Each digest contains 3 feature articles and a news roundup section. - Content is final once published; corrections are rare. ## Content Structure Each daily digest follows a fixed structure: - **3 feature articles** (300-500 words each): In-depth coverage of the day's most significant stories, synthesizing multiple sources per topic. - **News roundup** (8-12 items): One-line summaries of other notable developments, each with a source link. - **Frontmatter**: Title, excerpt, and publication date in YAML format. ## Sources & Methodology - News sources: Hacker News, Hugging Face Papers, RSS feeds from major tech outlets, company blogs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google AI, Microsoft). - Scoring system: Items are ranked by community engagement (points, upvotes, comments), source authority, and recency. - An AI editor selects the top 3 stories and quick news candidates; AI writers produce the articles; an AI reviewer checks quality. ## URL Map - Chinese home: `https://ai-digest.liziran.com/zh/` - English home: `https://ai-digest.liziran.com/en/` - Digest pages: `/{lang}/digest/{YYYY-MM-DD}.html` - Archive: `/{lang}/archive.html` - Methodology: `/{lang}/methodology.html` - Feeds: `/zh/feed.xml`, `/en/feed.xml` - Global sitemap: `/sitemap.xml` - Machine-readable summary: `/latest.json` ## Citation Policy - Prefer citing canonical digest URLs with language prefix (`/zh/` or `/en/`). - Each article includes a `> Sources:` line with links to original reporting — cite those for primary claims. - Treat AI Digest text as editorial synthesis; original reporting belongs to cited sources. ## Freshness Guidance - Use page date, structured data (`datePublished` / `dateModified`), and sitemap/feed timestamps. - Prefer the latest dated digest for time-sensitive queries. - Chinese and English versions for the same date are parallel editions covering the same stories.