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BIT is a reading and thinking workspace for business news and research. Discover relevant material, read an article, ask an AI companion to help unpack it, and bring different sources into the same research question.

No. You can begin with articles already in BIT’s archive, or bring supported articles with Article Capture. Available articles and features depend on the source and access offered in BIT.

An archive is not the same as every publisher’s complete subscription. Check the articles and their availability in BIT for the coverage actually offered.

Ask it to explain an idea in context, work through an assumption, explore a business implication or compare sources. Keep the original text close, check references and distinguish reported information from interpretation.

No. The demo uses real, linked public articles with short BIT reading briefs and prepared explanations. It makes no live AI call. Saved demo insights stay in this browser, separate from your BIT account.

BIT includes Chinese reading and translation workflows. This website and its interactive demo also have complete English and Chinese versions.

BIT is designed around developing business news and research. Specific sources, refresh schedules and features depend on what is available in the product. This demo is not a live news feed.

Article Capture supports our followed publishers and supported PDFs. Retained original PDFs can be read in their original layout, including charts and tables. Text extraction depends on the file; scanned pages may lack searchable text.

Choose Open BIT, then Google or email sign-in where enabled. New readers always need an invitation from their workspace administrator; email accounts must also verify their address. Once inside, choose your display name and explore the getting-started guide. To discuss a new team workspace, prepare an inquiry on the teams page.