General
Does Neural Dispatch use AI?
Yes. Claude writes every edition. What it does not do is invent the stories: each one is chosen from articles that were actually published. Every Pulse Check story names and links its outlet. Every AI Model Risk Brief section is written from a published article and links it; if that link cannot be made, the section is marked BACKGROUND instead.
Where do the stories come from?
From a fixed list of publications read on a schedule through the day: thirty-two newsrooms for Pulse Check and forty-three sources for the AI Model Risk Brief. A new source is tried before it is added, and every story is chosen from articles that were actually published.
How many emails will I actually get?
Free: Pulse Check on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, plus the Tuesday AI Model Risk Brief if you sign up for that too, so four a week. Switch on the optional Thursday and Saturday Pulse Checks and it is up to six. Paid: one email a morning, five a week, with the AI Model Risk Brief on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and Pulse Check on Wednesday. On a morning both are due you get the Brief, unless you ask for both on your dashboard, which makes up to nine. Sunday is the one morning nothing ships.
What if an edition misses the mark?
Reply to it or write to support@readneuraldispatch.com, and it goes to our team for review.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, from the dashboard, in a couple of clicks. You keep receiving editions until the end of the period you have already paid for. The free editions have nothing to cancel: one link in any edition stops it.
Do you sell my data?
No. We do not sell, rent, or share your personal information with third parties for marketing purposes. Your preferences, instructions and feedback exist to write your editions and nothing else.
Pulse Check
What is Pulse Check?
A free world briefing by email, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with Thursday and Saturday optional: six stories across world affairs, U.S. news, the economy, technology, science and culture, most mornings including the Wildcard, the single most surprising or underreported thing in the morning's pool. Every story names and links the outlet it came from, and every reader gets the same edition.
How are the six stories chosen?
We read thirty-two newsrooms, group the articles that report the same story, and rank each story by how many of those newsrooms covered it. A story many newsrooms keep covering day after day, such as an election campaign, stays in view too. Opinion and analysis pieces are left out, and the summaries take no position. Five stories cover the main beats; most mornings the sixth is the Wildcard, a story away from the main headlines that is still worth knowing.
How do I get it?
Enter your email at the top of this page. It is free, there is no card, and one link in any edition stops it. A paid AI Model Risk Brief subscription includes it.
Can I turn off the editions I do not want?
Yes, each morning separately. The three Pulse Check mornings are independent switches on your dashboard, and Thursday and Saturday are optional extras you can add there.
The AI Model Risk Brief
What is the AI Model Risk Brief?
AI governance intelligence for model risk, compliance and governance teams, and anyone accountable for how AI is used where they work: regulation, enforcement, frontier AI, validation and adversarial security. Three written sections a morning from reporting published since the last edition, plus “Also today” links and one plain-language explainer of a technical concept.
What do I get without paying?
Tuesday’s AI Model Risk Brief, in full. It is the same edition paying subscribers read that morning, written once for everyone, not a preview or a summary of it. Pulse Check, our world briefing, is free as well, and signs up separately.
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