Who it is forA research lead at an AI lab who must stay current on AI-for-AI work each week without reading every paper.
The problemNew AI-for-AI papers and releases appear faster than a team can track by hand.
The outcomeA short, dated list of papers to read, each linked to its primary source.
What you need first
- A web browser, or an agent that can read GitHub pages
- A place to save a short list or table of entries
Steps
- Open https://github.com/KaiWU5/Awesome-AI4AI and read the Weekly News · Top 10 table.
- Note the rows whose type is Paper or Research release and copy their links.
- Check the Live Rankings section for the most-cited papers of the current year.
- Star or watch the repository so you see the next weekly update.
- Save the list with the date and the source link for each entry.
Prompt for your agent
Using the repo KaiWU5/Awesome-AI4AI, read the Weekly News · Top 10 table and list each entry as date, type, title, and link to its primary source. Expected output: a markdown table of up to 10 rows. Verify that every link points to the source named in its row, not to a third-party summary.
Caveat. The README says rankings are discovery aids and not quality scores, so the list shows popularity signals, not verified quality.
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