Nature + New Scientist AI News
Fetches AI news from two sources and merges results. Uses web_fetch only — no web_search.
Sources
- Nature RSS:
https://www.nature.com/nature.rss - New Scientist Tech:
https://www.newscientist.com/subject/technology/
Workflow
Step 1 — Fetch Nature RSS
web_fetch(url="https://www.nature.com/nature.rss", extractMode="text", maxChars=50000)
Parse the XML. Each <item> has <title>, <link>, <dc:date> (YYYY-MM-DD).
Filter keywords: ai, artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural network, quantum computing, llm, agi, chip, data centre, data center, algorithm, automation, generative, transformer, gpt, agent, autonomous, cybersecurity, encryption.
Date rule: keep only items from the last 3 days (Nature posts infrequently — 24h yields too little).
Step 2 — Fetch New Scientist Technology
web_fetch(url="https://www.newscientist.com/subject/technology/", extractMode="markdown", maxChars=50000)
Extract article links and headlines from the markdown output. For the top items, also fetch the individual article pages to get summaries:
web_fetch(url="<article-link>", extractMode="markdown", maxChars=5000)
Filter: Keep only AI-related articles (same keyword list as Nature). Return top 7 by recency.
Step 3 — Merge & Present
Combine results from both sources into a single digest, grouped by source:
## 🟢 New Scientist — AI News
**Headline** (date if available)
One-sentence summary.
→ URL
## 🔵 Nature — AI News
**Headline** (date)
One-sentence summary.
→ URL
Rules:
- Max 7 items per source
- If one source has zero AI items, say so honestly — don't pad
- Always indicate which source each item came from