AI news feed RSS: how to set one up in a few minutes

The quickest AI news feed RSS setup takes one URL: add https://claudegpt.si/feed.xml to your feed reader, and new stories from ClaudeGPT Si arrive there as they are published. This guide covers why a feed still works well for following AI, how to add it, and how to round it out with a few other sources without drowning in links.

Why use RSS for AI news

AI moves fast, and most of the noise comes from social timelines that rank posts by engagement. A feed reader does the opposite. It shows what the sources you picked published, in order, and nothing else. You decide what goes in, so a hyped thread cannot push its way to the top.

RSS also travels well. The same feed works in a desktop reader, a phone app, a browser extension or an automation that posts new items to a team chat. If you already watch web pages or topics for work, a news feed fits into that routine with no new account.

Step 1: add the ClaudeGPT Si feed

ClaudeGPT Si is a free, independent publication about AI news, tools and apps. Its about page links the RSS feed directly, so you can confirm the address there.

1. Open your feed reader and choose the option to add a feed or subscription.
2. Paste https://claudegpt.si/feed.xml.
3. Save it, and put it in a folder called "AI" if your reader supports folders.

Each item in the feed links to the full article. Those articles show when they were published and last updated, and they list their sources at the end, which saves you a search when you want to read the original announcement or filing.

Step 2: decide what else belongs in the feed

One good source covers most days. A second or third helps on big stories, when you want to see how others reported the same event. Keep the list short; a feed with fifty sources becomes another timeline.

TLDR AI is an email newsletter, so it belongs in your inbox rather than the reader, unless your reader can take email subscriptions.

Step 3: keep the feed useful

A few habits keep an AI news feed from turning into a backlog:

• Skim headlines first. Open only the items that touch your work. Mark the rest as read.
• Read the source on big claims. When a story reports a benchmark score or a funding figure, open the source the article links before you repeat it.
• Check the updated date. Prices, limits and features of AI products change often. ClaudeGPT Si's editorial policy says articles are updated when facts change, with a new "Updated" date.
• Prune monthly. If you never open a source, remove it.

What the feed covered in late October 2026

To give a sense of the mix, items in the feed around October 27, 2026 included Anthropic's S-1 filing to list on Nasdaq as ANT, Intel's agreement to buy quantum software maker Classiq, a guide to installing Claude Code, and a report on Cloudflare's disclosure that GLM 5.3 on Workers AI returned other customers' data in some long-prompt responses. News, how-to guides and incident reports sit side by side, labelled so you can tell which is which.

When a feed is not the right tool

RSS shows what a publisher writes. It will not tell you when a specific page changes, such as a model's pricing page or a company's terms, and it will not search the wider web for a topic. For those jobs a page or topic monitor fits better. For a steady, sourced stream of AI news, the ClaudeGPT Si feed is the simplest place to start.