GROUNDING publishes every note as it’s written — daily briefs, entity updates, knowledge gaps, and the weekly Hallucination Incident Index. You don’t have to check the site to catch up: every feed below is a standard RSS 2.0 file, free, with no signup, and each <item> carries the full article body (not just a headline) so a feed reader is a complete substitute for the page.
The full firehose
The site-wide feed carries the 40 most recent notes across every section:
https://grounding.fyi/index.xml
This is the right choice if you want everything GROUNDING publishes, unfiltered.
Per-tag feeds (“alerts”)
Most readers only care about a handful of models, companies, or beats. Every tag with at least three notes behind it gets its own feed at /tags/<tag>/index.xml, carrying that tag’s 20 most recent notes — same item format as the main feed, just scoped. Point any RSS reader (Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, a self-hosted miniflux, or your email client via an RSS-to-email bridge) at the URL and new notes show up automatically.
A few to start with:
https://grounding.fyi/tags/incident-index/index.xml— every Hallucination Incident Index release and weekly archive snapshot. This tag always ships a feed, even in a slow week, so it’s the one to use if hallucination/jailbreak/refusal/bias incidents are the only thing you track.https://grounding.fyi/tags/daily-brief/index.xml— the daily AI-news brief, one item per day.https://grounding.fyi/tags/models/text-language-models/index.xml— every update touching a text/language model entity page.https://grounding.fyi/tags/companies/index.xml— every update touching any tracked company, across every company category (labs, infra, tooling, and the rest).
The same pattern works for any tag on the site — open any tag page, read the tag slug out of its URL (e.g. /tags/models/reasoning-models/), and append index.xml. If the tag has fewer than three notes behind it, there’s no feed yet — it’ll appear automatically once a third note lands.
Prefer email? There’s a digest for that
If RSS isn’t your workflow, GROUNDING also ships a weekly email digest — look for the “Weekly dispatch” sign-up box on the site. It’s the same underlying radar data as the feeds above, just batched into one email a week instead of a live stream. Use RSS for the model/topic feeds if you want near-real-time alerts; use the digest if a once-a-week summary is enough.
Notes for aggregators and other tools
- Feeds are plain RSS 2.0 XML — no auth, no rate limit beyond normal fetch etiquette.
<pubDate>reflects the note’s genuine content date (frontmatter date, or last-modified for undated entity pages) — the same date logic that drives the site’s sitemap.- Pages marked
noindex(thin stubs not meant for search/AI discovery) are excluded from every feed, the same way they’re excluded from the sitemap. - The dataset behind the Incident Index is also available as a direct download — see Open Dataset for
incidents.json/incidents.csvif you want raw records instead of an RSS stream.
Questions, a tag you’d like a feed for sooner, or a feed that looks stale? See Corrections & feedback.