What we are
Artificial intelligence now shows up in your chats, your calls, your schoolwork and your job, but most coverage is written for people who already work in tech. AI News For All explains it in plain English for everyone else.
The site has four parts:
- The encyclopedia: reference pages on AI apps & tools, companies & labs, concepts, laws & policy, each with its sources and a last-reviewed date.
- News for You: the AI stories in the headlines, and what each one changes for regular people.
- Guides: straight answers to the questions people actually ask, such as whether your employer can see your chatbot history.
- Free tools: a scam message checker, a privacy cleaner and a privacy quiz, all running in your browser.
Who runs it
AI News For All is run by Tejanshu Jaluthariya, its founder and editor. The goal is not to predict the future of AI with confident guesses, but to explain the present clearly enough, with the sources attached, that you can form your own view.
How we work
Every story starts from a primary source, every number links to where it came from, and we say so when something is uncertain. A person checks and approves everything we publish. The details are in our Editorial Policy.
What guides us
- Reader first. We write for people, not for algorithms, advertisers or the companies we cover.
- Honest over hype. Real progress and real risks get the same clear treatment.
- Clear, not dumbed down. We take the extra paragraph to explain something properly.
Get in touch
Corrections, tips or questions: [email protected], or see our contact page.