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News sharing app Artifact adds an AI tool to generate article summaries, while noting users should still read the full articles due to occasional errors (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch: News sharing app Artifact adds an AI tool to generate article summaries, while noting users should still read the full articles due to occasional errors  —  Artifact, the personalized news aggregator from Instagram's founders is further embracing AI with the launch of a new feature that will now summarize news articles for you.
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