Prism is a news aggregation platform focused specifically on artificial intelligence, delivering a daily digest of seven curated stories. Its primary function is to distill the extensive volume of AI, technology, and startup news into a concise, manageable format for users who need to stay informed without extensive browsing. The service aims to reduce information overload by selecting what it determines to be the most significant signals each day, providing summaries and context for each story. The core feature of Prism is its daily digest of seven news cards, each containing a summary, a section explaining the story’s significance, and information on who is affected. Users can explore, save articles, and build a personalized knowledge base through the platform. The content covers topics such as new legislation, product releases, and technical research, with each card structured to explain not just the event but its implications for fields like ethical development, privacy, and industry compliance. A typical user workflow involves receiving the daily digest, which is designed to be read in approximately five minutes. Users can then examine individual cards for deeper context, such as why a new database of music used in AI training matters for researchers and policymakers. The platform is described as being built for founders, engineers, and researchers who require a steady, noise-reduced stream of curated information to support their work and decision-making. Technical requirements are minimal, as Prism operates as a web-based application accessible through a standard browser at its dedicated URL. The service does not require software installation and focuses solely on the delivery of text-based news digests without multimedia or interactive components beyond saving and exploring articles.