Question: Is there a way to simplify my daily news consumption and reduce unwanted newsletters?

If you want to declutter your life by cutting down on newsletters and other news you don't want to read, Summate is a good option. The AI-powered service offers a daily or weekly digest of summaries of newsletters you've subscribed to. It uses GPT-4 technology to condense the news into a summary you can focus on. Summate costs $3.99/month and up, depending on how many newsletters you want to track.

Another option is LaterOn, an AI-powered newsletter aggregator and scheduler. It can help declutter your inbox with an ad-free reader interface, AI-powered summaries and scheduled newsletter summaries by email. The service also comes with a ChatGPT-like AI assistant and support for multiple languages, so you can better oversee your subscriptions. It costs between free and $22 per month for premium features.

If you want something more personalized, check out Tailor, an AI-powered daily news summary service that's customized for your interests. It can cut through the noise to give you a better idea of what's going on. It can handle different time budgets and preferences for format, too, and offers a curated selection of news articles. You can sign up for a free account to customize your news based on your preferences.

Last, NewSub lets you create a custom news feed by picking the topics and sources you want. It delivers the news package to your email inbox, with a clean interface to manage your preferences. The service offers a free version with ads and a premium version without ads for €4.99 per month, so you can pick the approach that works for you.