Frequently asked questions

Superpower Daily is a concise AI market briefing and news site covering the companies, models, products, tools, startups, policy decisions, and cultural shifts shaping artificial intelligence.

Yes. The website, archive, newsletter subscription, and reader account features are currently available without a paid reader plan.

Coverage includes AI models, products, tools, startups, business, policy, and culture. The archive can be filtered by those coverage areas as well as daily issues and weekly digests.

Yes. Published stories and newsletter issues can be read on the website without an email subscription or reader account.

You can receive the daily or weekly email, browse the website, follow the RSS feed, or add Superpower Daily as a preferred source in Google News.

Daily subscribers receive the complete daily briefing. Weekly subscribers receive a Sunday digest focused on the week's essential AI developments.

Daily is selected by default for new subscriptions unless you choose Weekly before submitting the form.

The weekly digest is scheduled for Sunday, giving you one concise review of the week's essential AI moves.

Sign in to your account, open Email preferences, select Daily or Weekly under Delivery frequency, and save the change. The preference is also synchronized to the newsletter delivery system.

Use the unsubscribe link in any newsletter email or sign in and unsubscribe from Email preferences. Unsubscribing stops newsletter delivery but does not delete your reader account automatically.

Yes. Sign in with the same email address and use the resubscribe control in Email preferences, or submit the subscription form again.

Check spam, promotions, and filtered folders, then confirm you are viewing the inbox for the subscribed address. If your account shows an inactive subscription, resubscribe from Settings. Contact reader support if delivery still does not resume.

The Archive includes published daily issues and weekly digests alongside individual stories. Use the category filters to isolate either newsletter format.

No. An email address can subscribe without creating a local reader account. A local account record is created only when that address completes account sign-in.

Your local reader account is created the first time you complete the passwordless sign-in flow. Existing newsletter subscribers are not automatically copied into the local user database.

Enter your email on the Account page and open the time-limited sign-in link sent to that inbox. Superpower Daily does not require you to create or remember a password.

Check spam and filtered folders, verify the address for typing errors, and request a new link. Only the newest unexpired link should be used. Contact reader support if the message still does not arrive.

Each email address is treated as a separate reader identity. To access saved stories and history for an existing account, sign in with the same address originally used for that account.

Yes. Saved stories, reading history, followed coverage, and settings each have direct URLs, so you can bookmark the section you use most.

The General information and Email preferences sections show your subscription status and let you manage your first name, last name, and newsletter delivery frequency.

They are connected but separate. The newsletter subscription controls email delivery, while the local reader account stores features such as saved stories, reading progress, follows, and reactions.

Use the Contact page and select Reader support, or email the general contact address. Identity verification may be required before account or personal information is deleted.

Sign in and use Save story on an article page. The article is added to the Saved section of your account and can be removed later from either location.

Yes. The Saved section includes title and subtitle search. Results are paginated at 10 stories per page.

Stories opened while you are signed in appear in History with approximate reading progress. The list is paginated at 10 stories per page and helps you resume unfinished reading.

You can follow coverage categories and entities such as companies and organizations. The searchable entity directory is paginated so long lists remain manageable.

Your account briefing prioritizes recent stories matching the categories and entities you follow. New matching coverage appears in the account workspace as it is published.

Yes. Signed-in readers can like or dislike stories. A dislike can include an optional reason such as not relevant, already known, too technical, repetitive, misleading, or poor source quality.

Yes. Select the active reaction again to remove it, or choose the other reaction to replace it. The current reaction is stored with your reader account.

The Archive supports list, grid, and feed-style card views. Your selected view is remembered in local storage on that browser. Grid view shows nine stories per desktop page.

Coverage is built from public reporting, primary announcements, company and organization materials, source feeds, and other relevant references. Article source links let readers inspect supporting material when available.

Software and AI-assisted workflows may help research, summarize, classify, draft, or enrich coverage. These systems support the editorial process; they do not remove the need for source evaluation or editorial judgment.

Use the Contact page, select Correction, identify the article and specific claim, and include a reliable supporting source. Correction requests are routed to the tip and editorial desk.

Paid placements may be labeled sponsored, ad, partner, or with similar disclosure language. Sponsors cannot require false claims or remove editorially necessary disclosures.

Potential ranking inputs include reader engagement, completion, saves, shares, reactions, newsletter clicks, editorial importance, novelty, source reliability, freshness, duplication, and reader interests. Editors retain control over selection and ordering.

First-party analytics may record story and disclosed sponsor-placement impressions, opens or clicks, active foreground reading time, approximate progress, completion, return reads, quick exits, saves, shares, outbound clicks, follows after reading, reactions, and newsletter link activity.

Signed-out story and sponsor-placement activity uses pseudonymous browser and session identifiers. The first-party analytics system does not store raw IP addresses, full browser fingerprints, or precise location as part of those events.

Raw first-party story and website sponsorship events are retained for up to 13 months. Automatic analytics honors enabled Global Privacy Control and browser Do Not Track signals. Aggregated performance summaries may be retained longer.

Email tips@superpowerdaily.com or select News tip on the Contact page. Include what happened, why it matters, relevant dates, supporting links or documents, and how we can reach you for clarification.

Email embargo@superpowerdaily.com or select Embargoed announcement on the Contact page. The form requires your organization, announcement title, work contact information, exact future release date and time, time zone, message, and acknowledgment of the embargo terms.

No. Receipt does not create an NDA, confirm acceptance, or guarantee coverage. An embargo is binding only after Superpower Daily accepts the terms in writing. For unusually sensitive material, request acknowledgment before sending files.

The form accepts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, CSV, plain text, JPG, PNG, and WebP files. You can attach up to three files, no more than 8 MB each and 20 MB in total. Executable and archive files are rejected.

Select Editorial partnership on the Contact page for research, events, data, distribution, or another non-advertising collaboration. Explain the organizations involved, audience value, requested contribution, timeline, and any data or rights considerations.

The Sponsorship page shows newsletter and website packages, live placement examples, available issue dates or campaign starts, pricing, creative requirements, and the reservation flow. Inventory is limited by placement, destination, and schedule.

The reservation flow provides an invoice and due date. Unless separately agreed in writing, paid reservations are non-refundable once scheduled and accepted. If Superpower Daily cancels an eligible confirmed placement, a replacement date or refund may be offered under the Terms.

Use the Contact page and choose the closest reason. The form routes tips, embargoes, partnerships, sponsorship requests, corrections, reader support, and general inquiries to the appropriate inbox.