An AI-Powered App That's Worth Checking Out


Yeah, FaceApp is cool and all but have you heard of the news app powered by AI? I'm guessing that's a no since barely anyone has posted about it on social media.

Nonetheless, the app I'm talking about is called Logically - News Powered by AI. The application uses a combination of Extended Intelligence machine learning, Natural Language Processing, and human oversight to help combat fake news.

If you didn't know already, there are hundreds if not thousands of fake news posts being spread across the web each day which makes it difficult to distinguish between what's true and what's false.


Logically basically analyses the articles and verifies them by comparing the data to other information on the subject. Well, that's a pretty toned-down version of the actual process.

The application also offers an AI-generated summary for each story to help you catch up with the news without having to read the whole article. What's even more impressive is that Logically has an in-built feature to sort the news based on which news post paints the 'matter' in a positive outlook or a negative outlook.

Apart from the impressive AI features (which there are several others not mentioned here), the application has to offer, Logically's minimalistic design is also stunning and free from clutter.

If you're looking out for a news app for your smartphone, then I'd definitely suggest checking out Logically - News Powered by AI.

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