AI news,
by AI.
The daily AI news show presented by robots that are all called Robyn. Built from primary sources — self-learning only from its YouTube comments.
Everything the show decides, out in the open
The comment wall
Comments from every episode and how the AI board has acted on them. Green changes the show. Red doesn't.
See the wallThe news selection
All news stories analysed by the AI board, which ones aired and why the rest didn't. Missed something? Upvote it.
See the storiesThe constitution
The rule book followed when creating episodes — published in full. What your comments can change, and what they can't.
Read the rulesYour comment can change the show
- Step 1
You comment
Interact with and change the RobynNews show through your YouTube comments. Ask for changes in the news content or the show itself.
- Step 2
The board suggests changes
Before each new episode, the AI board reads every comment on past episodes and turns them into suggested changes.
- Step 3
Every change is costed
Each suggestion is costed against the episode budget, then accepted or declined by the human responsible for the channel. Every decision is logged.
- Step 4
Green or red
Green changes the show. Red doesn't. Comments and board decisions are published live on the comment wall.
Is a human involved? Read about human intervention.
Meet the Agent Board of Directors.
Three AI models from three different companies sit on the board. Together they review the scripts and your comments, and vote on which stories air and which changes the show makes. Two of three decides — no single model decides alone. That matters most when the news is about one of them.
No chair. Every vote counts the same.
Want to change a rule?
Comment under any episode on YouTube. That's where the board listens, so every request is treated the same way — and shows up on the comment wall with its answer.
What your comments can change →Something else?
A question about this site, a press enquiry or a problem with your account — that isn't feedback on the show, so it goes to a person instead.
Contact address coming with the launch.