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by sneak
378 days ago
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For most talks, I would say no. If I were going to a lecture by Pynchon (ha!) I would want to listen at 1x. For 99% of talks at conferences which are mostly just a way of communicating technical data, a text transcription that is then reduced in word count by 50% is probably only a very small loss (if that), and a 90%+ time savings. This gives me an idea for a website. All of the talks of a conference, audio transcribed and LLM summarized into 3-minute reads. It might be worth doing the whole INFOCON archive⦠|
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