[raincole]

> Kite reads public RSS feeds of thousands of (community-curated) world-wide news sources and distills them into one perfect daily briefing

So AI-summarized version of /r/worldnews?

I know people love Kagi, but I really don't know how it is better than other news sources except the UI.

[arandomusername]

/r/worldnews is not a balanced view and is clearly extremely left-leaning. I imagine Kagi thrives to portray a more balanced view.

[saubeidl]

In my experience /r/worldnews is extremely right-leaning. The power of echo chambers, huh?

[arandomusername]

Show me one article that's on the front page of r/worldnews that is right leaning.

[saubeidl]

https://old.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1lvzd7k/north_ko...

[arandomusername]

Anti Kim Jong-un, a dictator, article is right leaning?

[raincole]

That's just how the left works today. Anything remotely aligns with the US's interest (criticizing NK, China, etc) is right leaning.