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Launched an AI-powered encyclopedia with Kurzgesagt-inspired articles. Beautiful TLDR articles @ Auto fact-checking via trusted sources is on the way. Best articles in the 🧵

Alex Kataev

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Alejandro Martinez | IA3 years ago

Eightify : 🚀🚀

Alex Kataev3 years ago

haha, gracias!

Tristan Scifo3 years ago

@eightifyapp This can go so many places. Eagerly watching to see what you build here. Keen to collab.

Mohini Shewale3 years ago

Love this extension @AlexKataev

Allen Shih2 years ago

I love your summary layout and the way to present video insights and Q&A!

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