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AI News Scraper
Most Comprehensive AI News Scraper - scrape news about AI from all over the internet. Get full news contents, summaries, images, and more. Last Update: Mar 22, 2026
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What does AI News Scraper do?
AI News Scraper is the internet's most comprehensive AI news aggregator. It pulls full-text articles in real time from 21 of the most authoritative AI and tech news sources on the web — delivering titles, full content, author, source, publication date, images, and estimated read time in one unified dataset. Whether you need an hourly pulse on breaking AI developments or a multi-week research archive, this actor has you covered.
All 21 sources are scraped simultaneously with automatic deduplication, so you get a clean, unified feed in under 2 minutes.
Recommended users: AI enthusiasts, AI content creators, AI researchers, AI developers, newsletter publishers, news aggregator builders, and anyone who needs to stay on top of the AI space without manually browsing dozens of websites.
Sources
AI News Scraper collects articles from the following 21 sources:
| Source | Coverage |
|---|---|
| TechCrunch | Startup funding, product launches, industry moves |
| VentureBeat | Enterprise AI, generative AI, business applications |
| Wired | In-depth tech journalism, AI policy, culture |
| AI News (artificialintelligence-news.com) | Dedicated AI trade news, enterprise AI |
| Silicon Angle | Cloud, data, and AI infrastructure news |
| Engadget | Consumer tech, gadgets, and AI products |
| ZDNet | Business tech, AI tools, and industry analysis |
| AI Business (aibusiness.com) | Enterprise AI, machine learning, strategy |
| Adweek | AI in marketing, advertising, and media |
| Yahoo Tech AI | Aggregated from Reuters, Bloomberg, LA Times, AP, Motley Fool, and more |
| TechXplore | Machine learning and AI research news |
| The Decoder | Dedicated AI news — models, research, industry (5–8 articles/day) |
| MarkTechPost | AI/ML research papers and technical deep-dives |
| Futurism | AI, science, and future technology |
| The Register | Enterprise IT and AI infrastructure reporting |
| Gizmodo | Consumer AI, tech gadgets, and culture |
| The Guardian | AI policy, regulation, business impact (major newspaper) |
| Ars Technica | Deep technical AI journalism, model releases, research |
| InfoQ | AI/ML engineering, applied AI, developer-focused |
| The Next Web | European AI startups, policy, and global perspective |
| AI-TechPark | AI press releases, product launches, partnerships (high volume) |
Why should I scrape AI news?
In the rapidly evolving world of AI, information is paramount. By scraping AI news programmatically, you ensure timely access to crucial developments — new model releases, funding rounds, regulatory changes, and research breakthroughs — without manually browsing dozens of websites. This data is also widely used for AI model training, sentiment analysis, competitive intelligence, and building AI-powered news products.
How much will it cost to scrape AI news?
This actor uses pay-per-event pricing — you pay for each article returned, not for compute time. Each article includes the full text, metadata, and image — scraped from 21 different sources and deduplicated for you.
$0.01 per article.
| Date Range | Typical articles | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|
| Last 1 hour | 5–15 | ~$0.05–$0.15 |
| Last 4 hours | 15–40 | ~$0.15–$0.40 |
| Last 12 hours | 50–120 | ~$0.50–$1.20 |
| Last 7 days | 200–350 | ~$2.00–$3.50 |
| Last 14 days | 300–500 | ~$3.00–$5.00 |
Use the max_news input to cap the number of articles and control spend. Enabling residential proxies adds a small additional cost per request.
Is it legal to scrape AI news?
This actor only collects publicly available editorial content — no private user data, login-gated content, or personal information is scraped. We believe responsible use of this actor complies with standard web scraping ethics. That said, you should be aware that scraped content may be subject to copyright. Always review the terms of service of the individual sources and consult your legal team if you intend to republish or redistribute content. You can also read the Apify blog post on the legality of web scraping.
Input
| Field | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
date | select | Time range of articles to fetch | last7days |
keyword | string | Filter articles by keyword in title (e.g. "OpenAI", "AI agent") | (none) |
max_news | integer | Maximum number of articles to return | 100 |
proxy_config | object | Proxy configuration — residential proxies recommended | useApifyProxy: false |
Date range options:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
last_1_hour | Last 1 hour — breaking news pulse |
last_4_hours | Last 4 hours — session check-in (typically 15–40 articles) |
last_12_hours | Last 12 hours — morning briefing (typically 50–120 articles) |
today | Since midnight UTC today |
last2days | Last 2 days |
last3days | Last 3 days |
last5days | Last 5 days |
last7days | Last 7 days (default) — typically 200–350 articles |
last14days | Last 14 days — typically 300–500 articles |
Example input:
Output
Each article in the dataset contains the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
url | Direct link to the article |
title | Article headline |
source | Publication name (e.g. TechCrunch, Wired) |
source_link | Homepage of the publication |
subject | Topic/category tag (if available) |
writer | Author name (if available) |
content | Full article text |
image | Featured image URL |
date | Human-readable publication date |
date_formatted | UTC datetime string for sorting and filtering |
read_minutes | Estimated reading time in minutes |
Example output:
