What is Internet State?
The internet produces an overwhelming amount of information every day. Internet State exists to make sense of it — pulling in articles from sources across the web, using modern AI to summarize and cluster them into coherent stories, and presenting a clean, real-time picture of what the world is actually talking about. No algorithm optimizing for engagement, no ads, no noise. Just the news.
How it works
A scheduled worker continuously ingests articles from RSS feeds across the web. Each article is summarized and converted into a vector embedding using AI. A clustering step then groups articles covering the same event by semantic similarity and generates a unified headline and summary for each story.
Built on a modern serverless stack — cloud functions, a vector-capable database, and a server-rendered frontend — the whole system runs automatically and stays up to date without manual intervention.
About me
I'm Sam, a software engineering student at Renton Technical College. I built Internet State because I wanted to do something meaningful with the flood of information the internet produces every day — and because the best way to learn modern infrastructure and AI is to build something real with it. I'm interested in the intersection of software engineering and the way information moves through the world, and this project sits right at the center of that.