Blumify lets you track how AI leaders' views change over time
I built a tool to track what AI leaders say and how their views change on video
Blumify collects transcripts from any YouTube video or podcast URL and organizes them by person, so you can see what AI leaders have said and how their positions shift. The site already tracks figures like Elon Musk, with weekly and total counts, and invites users to vote on who should be added next.
Who should we follow next in AI? Vote for the people you want pages for. One vote per person per account.
- ks2048
Alexandr Wang "says his favorite Muse use case is having it coach him in MMA by watching gym cameras and giving feedback between rounds"
Okay, you've convinced me I don't want to track what these guys are saying.
On a serious note, it looks good. Although to really track what they say, you'd probably want text too, e.g tweets and blog posts.
- haisin5555
This is, hands down, such an amazing tool!! Your tool could be a huge help for article and news writers, I can totally see them using it to find quotes fast without rewatching hours of video.
- Lerc
I think this would be a good thing to have, but it has to be comprehensive.
Selective ommission and reduction of context would allow any narrative you chose to write.
In other words for this to work you really need to cover enought scope that it would be surprising to find a public statement that was not covered here.
That's quite a lot of work, but anything else would be susceptible to cherry picking.
- iafine
YouTube's auto-generated captions are a great product, but one problem is that they can't tell speakers apart in podcasts with multiple people. I'm building something that also works with YouTube transcripts, and it has the same problem.
- qwerty_clicks
Interesting concept but useless without signing up for who knows what just to start trying to see what things all about.