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Yasyf Mohamedali and I built Summ, an open-source tool that provides intelligent search and question-answering across large sets of transcripts. ⚡️ We turn your unstructured transcripts into queryable SQL and JSON! Try it out and read how we did it here:

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Markie Wagner3 years ago

To answer a query, we pick the best of three methods. The first two methods use LLMs to create and populate a "database" with relevant metrics to answer a question. The last method uses recursive summarization, summarizing sets of facts to eventually answer the query.

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Markie Wagner3 years ago

Check out the repo here: And the docs here:

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Social Tippers3 years ago

@yasyf I'm extremely interested in this. Have a couple of creators of video channels with large archives which have immense knowledge trapped inside MP4 files, and that knowledge needs to be indexed and summarized and interacted with.

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Grant Stenger (hiring)3 years ago

@yasyf This is incredible!

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Oh another alt3 years ago

@yasyf @_StevenFan

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Greg Kogan3 years ago

@yasyf Added to list of OP stack (OpenAI + Pinecone) projects:

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Andreas Klinger 🦾3 years ago

@yasyf This is amazing. Also super smart way to display the results and showing potential other queries at the same time

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WFH3 years ago

@yasyf This may be even easier to develop using the integration with @gpt_index

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TMS3 years ago

@yasyf Super cool!

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Sudharshan3 years ago

@yasyf This is incredible! Building out something similar for google docs and going to use this PS : Adding to my AI newsletter

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