As of November 2, 2026, ActuIA has published 1,342 news items on artificial intelligence over the last thirty days, or approximately 45 per day, taken from 695 different sources. Extremely difficult news for anyone to follow. Our new service, “Your current affairs review”, accessible free of charge to any registered member, allows you to browse all the news by sector, by period and by subject, then transform what is of interest into ongoing monitoring.
Each news item remains what it is on ActuIA: a dated fact, written from its primary source and linked to it. The review does not add content. It makes it easier to review for any professional wishing to carry out serious monitoring.
Twenty-five sectors accessible in one click
The left column lists the twenty-five sectors covered during the month, with for each the number of news items during the period. Over the last thirty days, the Business section has 476, Public 362, Industry 183, Basic Research 164, Finance and Health-medicine 101 each. One click is enough to restrict the thread, a second to return to the whole. The counters take into account the search and the current period: we immediately see where the news on a given subject is concentrated before even filtering.
A brief can relate to several sectors: fundraising in medical imaging appears both in Health and Finance. The totals by sector therefore do not add up.
The time period adjusts above the feed (today, seven days, thirty days, or the entire archive), and a search box accepts a subject, company name, or keyword. Other criteria remain available without cluttering the screen: actor, source, theme, type of announcement or specific dates.
Who moves in a sector, in three lines
At the top of the results, a box summarizes the selection. It includes, among the news items displayed, the most cited actors, the countries concerned and the dominant types of announcement. In the Finance sector, as of November 2 and over thirty days, Google Cloud appears in 8 briefs, Gemini in 7, Anthropic in 6, the International Monetary Fund in 5. In terms of geography, South Korea (8) is ahead of Hong Kong (7) and Japan (6). The announcements are primarily product or service launches (13), corporate deployments (12) and fundraising (10).
Each name in this box is itself a filter. Clicking on Hong Kong displays the seven relevant news items, without leaving the sector. These trends are based on simple counting: they indicate where coverage is concentrated, without claiming to measure the importance of an actor. Only elements present in at least two briefs appear, which excludes isolated mentions.
From reading thread to tailor-made monitoring
Monitoring can be deepened thanks to personalized monitoring launched in June: we first explore what a sector contains, we then decide to follow it. Useful briefs to keep are saved individually and can be found under “My saved briefs”.
Read quickly or read in full
The feed is grouped by day, from the most recent news to the oldest. Two reading modes coexist. In “Summaries” mode, each brief displays its title and first lines, with a link to read the rest without changing pages. In “Headlines” mode, only the titles remain visible, which allows you to review a week of news from a sector in a few seconds. Each brief keeps a link to its source and a permanent link to share it.
On a smartphone, the list of sectors becomes a horizontal row, with the chosen sector moving to the first position. The main menu of the site, once logged in, leads directly to the review.
Limitations of this first version
The review only covers short stories, written in French. In-depth articles, analyzes and stakeholder profiles remain accessible through their usual sections. The classification by sector and the identification of the actors cited are assigned brief by brief and contain inaccuracies: a handful of briefs do not have a sector (34 over the month), and the Business category, the largest, covers announcements of a very diverse nature. These connections will be refined as the corpus grows.
Access requires a free ActuIA account. Already registered members find the magazine under “News Review” in the menu; others can create their account and access it immediately. The public pages from the day before, which can be consulted day by day, remain open to all.
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