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"Compute is Going to the Currency of the Future," says Sam Altman on the Lex Fridman Podcast 

লেক্স ফ্রিডম্যান পডকাস্টে স্যাম অল্টম্যান বলেছেন, "কম্পিউট ভবিষ্যতের মুদ্রায় যাচ্ছে"

„Compute wird zur Währung der Zukunft“, sagt Sam Altman im Lex Fridman Podcast

"La informática se está convirtiendo en la moneda del futuro", dice Sam Altman en el podcast Lex Fridman

"Le calcul devient la monnaie du futur", déclare Sam Altman sur le podcast Lex Fridman

लेक्स फ्रिडमैन पॉडकास्ट पर सैम ऑल्टमैन कहते हैं, "कंप्यूट भविष्य की मुद्रा की ओर जा रहा है।"

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Lex Fridman Podcast에서 Sam Altman은 "컴퓨팅은 미래의 통화로 변모하고 있습니다."라고 말합니다.

“A computação está indo para a moeda do futuro”, diz Sam Altman no Lex Fridman Podcast

«Вычисления становятся валютой будущего», — говорит Сэм Альтман в подкасте Lex Fridman.

Lex Fridman Podcast'inde Sam Altman "Bilgi İşlem Geleceğin Para Birimi'ne Gidiyor" diyor

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I write a newsletter called Above Average, where I talk about the second-order insights behind everything that is happening in big tech. If you are in tech and don’t want to be average, . subscribe to it A lot of people want podcasts transcribed and read instead of listening to them. We can go one level up and even extract insights from the podcasts as well using Open AI API. Here’s my tweet exchange, which provoked this experiment. So here is what we are going to do. And it will be slightly different from what I suggested in the tweet. The goal is to pick a YouTube video and get a transcription of that video, and then using prompt engineering, we extract insights, ideas, book quotes & summaries, etc., To Summarize, we achieve our goal in three steps: Step 1: Select a YouTube podcast video Step 2: Transcribe the video Step 3: Get Insights from the transcription Step 1: Select a YouTube podcast video A recent podcast conversation that broke YouTube was Jeff Bezos on Lex Friedman's podcast. So, for this exercise, I will pick this . video Step 2: Transcribe the video I used langchain along with Open AI’s audio-to-text model whisper to transcribe the youtube video. As usual you would need your OpenAI secret key to use the following script. YouTubeAudioLoader import os
import sys
import openai

from dotenv import load_dotenv, find_dotenv
_ = load_dotenv(find_dotenv()) # read local .env file
openai.api_key  = os.environ['OPENAI_API_KEY']


## youtube video's audio loader - langchain 
from langchain_community.document_loaders.blob_loaders.youtube_audio import YoutubeAudioLoader
from langchain_community.document_loaders.generic import GenericLoader
from langchain_community.document_loaders.parsers import OpenAIWhisperParser #, OpenAIWhisperParserLocal

url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcWqzZ3I2cY&ab_channel=LexFridman"
save_dir="outputs/youtube/"
loader = GenericLoader(
     YoutubeAudioLoader([url],save_dir),
     OpenAIWhisperParser()
 )
docs = loader.load()
print(docs[0].page_content[0:500])

# Specify the file path where you want to save the text
file_path = "audio-transcript.txt"
try:
    with open(file_path, 'a', encoding='utf-8') as file:
        for doc in docs:
            file.write(doc.page_content)
    print(f'Large text saved to {file_path}')
except FileNotFoundError:
    print(f"Error: Input file '{file_path}' not found.")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"An error occurred: {e}") You might see the following error while running this script, and I pasted the solution that works in case you are using a Windows system. Postprocessing: and not found. Please install or provide the path using –ffmpeg-location. ERROR: ffprobe ffmpeg Running this script will generate the transcript and store it in a text file audio-transcript.txt. Step 3: Extract insights from the conversation To extract insights, I am using Open AI API, and here is the script. The code loads the transcript text and passes it along with a prompt designed to extract insights, people & books. To get more interesting things out of this conversation, you can come up with a more interesting prompt. Note that the file name is slightly different because I had to cut the transcript to a short length since my completion query to Open AI API exceeded my TPM limits. import os
import sys
import openai
import shutil
from pprint import pprint

from dotenv import load_dotenv, find_dotenv
_ = load_dotenv(find_dotenv()) # read local .env file
openai.api_key  = os.environ['OPENAI_API_KEY']

client = openai.OpenAI()

file_path = "audio-transcript-copy.txt"
try:
    with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
        long_text = file.read()
    print(f'{file_path} is rad')
except FileNotFoundError:
    print(f"Error: Input file '{file_path}' not found.")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"An error occurred: {e}")

prompt2 = f"""
You will be provided with text deilimited by triple quotes.
The given text is a podcast transcript.

Provide the host and guest name.
Summarize the transcript in to 10 points.

If there are any people referred in the transcript. Extract the people mentioned and list them along with some info about them in the following format
1. Person 1's Name: Person 1's profession or what he or she is known for or the context in which he or she was referred to.
2. Person 2's Name: Person 2's profession or what he or she is known for or the context in which he or she was referred to.
...
2. Person N's Name: Person N's profession or what he or she is known for or the context in which he or she was referred to.
If the transcript doesnt contain refereces to any people then simply write \"No people referred to in the conversation.\"

Extract the books mentioned and list them in the following format.
1. Book 1's Title: Context in which the book was referred to.
2. Book 2's Title: Context in which the book was referred to.
...
N. Book N's Title: Context in which the book was referred to.
If the transcript doesnt contain refereces to any books then simply write \"No books referred to in the conversation.\"

IF you find any inspiration quotoes complie them in to a list.

\"\"\"{long_text}\"\"\"
"""

response = client.chat.completions.create(
  model="gpt-4",
  messages=[
    {
      "role": "user",
      "content": prompt2
    }
  ],
  temperature=0.7,
  #max_tokens=64,
  #top_p=1
)

print(response.choices[0].message.content) Here is what the output I got: Result: Lex Freidman & Jeff Bezos Podcast Summary Can provide a service to podcasters to generate smart transcripts with insights. This would be a B2B play. AI PRODUCT IDEA ALERT 1: Instead of a service to podcast creators, it could be B2C customers who listen to podcasts and want to read through podcasts and create their own library of insights. AI PRODUCT IDEA ALERT 2: Expect both these ideas to be used by existing podcast hosting companies like Spotify & launch these ideas as new features. If I was a Product Manager in any such companies I would be pitching them by now. That’s it for day 5 of 100 Days of AI. Follow me on , for latest updates on 100 days of AI or & Check out Twitter LinkedIn bookmark this page Day 4: How to Use ChatGPT to be More Productive? Also published . here

100 Days of AI Day 5: Transcription and Extracting Insight from Podcasts with OpenAI

If you don’t know, I write a newsletter called Above Average, where I talk about the second-order insights behind everything that is happening in the big tech. If you are into tech and want to be above average, . subscribe to it I have always admired Scott Galloway's newsletter, No Mercy, No Malice. One unique thing Scott does with his newsletter is that he hired his friend George Hahn to convert the newsletter into a podcast, which is published every week in his podcast feed . here I don’t have a friend like George Hahn, but I know AI voices have become very life-like with recent advances. So I thought, why not convert my newsletter into a podcast? So, I played around and wrote a script to use Open AI’s text-to-speech API to convert my newsletter post into its audio version. To follow along and use this script, you need Open AI credits and an Open AI Secret Key. Here is the code I used. from openai import OpenAI


client = OpenAI()
client.api_key = 'YOUR SECRET KEY'
txt = """1/ Google is the dark horse in AI

Only Google can mess up a good thing multiple times. Google has struggled to play the perception game that has turned against it after the launch of ChatGPT and with Sathya’s offense on all things AI.

Google released an impressive Gemini AI preview series and the success lasted for two days. Before media started to observe that the demo is not so much as a demo but series of well constructed prompts. Or a series of good demos complied to one great demo.

This is obviously putting Google back again in the perception wars of AI. The keyword here is perception.

If everything is perception & marketing than nothing in the world will be a surprise. In case of Google in AI, don’t let the perception confuse you. Google is still the dark horse in AI. Google was talking about AI in every Pixel device launch since last 5 years while the tech industry and VCs were saying that Crypto is the next big thing.

The day to day news cycle exists to take your attention and make you click & confuse you. AI is a continuous innovation not a discontinuous one. Google has strong fundamentals in AI and the AI cycle is much longer than 12 months of ChatGPT. Google has shipped more AI products via Gmail, Google Search, Ads and most importantly Google Pixel than any other company. So just because Google has failed to market itself doesn’t mean its a loser in AI.

Google is still a dark horse in AI."""

response = client.audio.speech.create(
    model="tts-1",
    voice="onyx",
    input=txt,
)

response.stream_to_file("output.mp3") The newsletter post I took in this example is from . Here is the output . this edition result it generated The result was not as good as George Hahn’s voice, but it’s much better than most of the audio book out there. This idea can be expanded further to create a product that takes a new newsletter when published, converts it automatically to a podcast, and publishes it in the podcast feed. George Hahn as a Service. AI PRODUCT ALERT: That’s it for day 1 of AI. Follow me on for the latest updates on 100 days of AI or . Twitter bookmark this page Also published . here

100 Days of AI Day 1: From Newsletter to Podcast, Leveraging AI for Audio Transformation

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When hearing about the behemoth " " podcasts may be among the last things to cross your imagination. After all, it's not hours-long, stuffed dialogues that get the viewer through a dozen various emotions that fueled the platform's unmatched popularity and catapulted it among the top apps with the most considerable penetration rates. TikTok The short-form videos condensed the whole meaning and purpose of the piece of content in a matter of sentences and hooked users by delivering information in the most straightforward and captivating ways. Through its appeal and mainstreamness, TikTok can reach more than adults monthly. It sees its popularity going nowhere anytime soon, especially now that podcasters are getting a taste of the benefits it can deliver. 1 billion TikTok has lately embraced new purposes and become a thriving ecosystem for podcasters to have a louder voice and connect with the categories of internet users they're targeting. And because of Monolith, the large-scale, real-time recommendation system embedded in TikTok's algorithm made it such a reliable platform for those desiring content tailored to their needs and preferences, podcasters or aspiring podcasters can conduct their work with more support. And as seasoned podcasters are well aware, the journey to a thriving audience involves a multifaceted strategy. TikTok, coupled with niche tools and services designed to , excels beyond compare among social media platforms. help content creators in their quest for audience growth So, how can a platform designed and aggrandized for briefly summarized content become such a haunted tool for the opposite type of video? And what are some examples of world-famous podcasters who nailed it? Gen Z looks at podcasts as a leading source of information. Gen Z unearths fresh podcasts at a speed rate incomparable with any other generation, being the first ones flocking to the platform and slowly leaving others such as heavyweight Facebook and Instagram behind. Longing for a piece of the pie represented by the booming popularity of TikTok podcast viewing, quick-on-the-uptake platforms have mobilized in their attempt to meet the changing demands of this growing watcher category through features and options similar to those of TikTok. Spotify, the most revered music platform at the moment, has long expanded beyond its initial scope of allowing independent artists in their developmental stages and giant record labels to upload content, fairly paying each contributor for their share. Spotify is now a platform where podcasters are at home, and more and more look to it to boost their content's popularity and reach. Yet, it's premature and rushed to claim that Spotify will go as far as TikTok succeeded in the podcast game and build such a kingdom. Podcast creators are migrating to TikTok for its unparalleled potential Creators can use numerous ways to promote their channels and content on TikTok. Probably one of the most straightforward and accessible methods is to take the route of comments. That section allows users to share their thoughts, which often take the form of means to make one's digital offerings acknowledged. Undoubtedly, TikTok couldn't have made it among the myriad platforms aimed at publicizing podcasts without a specifically designed feature. In light of an increasingly refined user base, the " " section is precisely what a podcaster or any other type of long-format content creator needs to grow their following and gain notoriety based on their exact type of content. This focal point of the platform wins organic growth for any type of podcaster because it recommends videos after analyzing the user interests instead of how large the account's following is. Genuine effort is at play here! Those searching for videos on human evolution shouldn't be obscured by content speculating on the world's state a century from now. For Your Feed Celebrity Memoirs Book Club – one of the most successful stories to look to With over 305k followers at the moment and a growing cohort of viewers familiar with this podcast, Celebrity Memoirs Book Club has grown from serving a small user base of several hundred to a score that doesn't stop rising. This weekly podcast began over three years ago and has built a passionate following ever since on their platform. What fueled its ascension to popularity are the topics approached, serving as a fantastic means to help those with tight schedules learn the highlights in the celebrity world. After all, who wouldn't want to skip the part where they consume endless hours of content just to extract an essential that could have otherwise been delivered more succinctly and less boringly? Not to mention the pandemic of deceptive clickbait and misleading headlines that are the bane of today's online world. Celebrity Memoirs Book Club is the channel where today's internauts repelled by lengthy memoirs can elevate their knowledge about celebrities, famous individuals, and everything noteworthy. By looking at the hosts' ways of delivering their message and having watchers glued to their displays, more podcasters aspiring to achieve tremendous fame can take their efforts to the next level. Diary of a CEO – another example of a well-done job For the business world has always been one of the hottest (and most complex) topics; having interested parties wrap their heads around it, the podcasters approaching this topic in the savviest and cleverest ways are on the path to achieving unmatched success. Diary of a CEO is where collections abounding in wisdom catch the interest of individuals of any age category. The hosts approach subjects of both failure and triumph, making viewers feel empowered and optimistic about their future. There's something inescapable about content that tackles the ins and outs of such a complex topic and shades light on the most intricate aspects, whether it's about how the or how everyone can tap into their unearthed persuasive talker. rich evade taxes The wrap-up TikTok, conceived with the exact opposite thought in mind rather than dishing out minutes-long videos, has managed to meet more than its original purpose. Now, podcasters find a great ally in its technology and potential, and users flock from different podcast-based platforms to their competitor, TikTok, for numerous reasons, whether it’s the pursuit of entertainment or a thirst for education.

TikTok's Podcast Revolution: A Surprising Ally for Creators and Audiences

Christian Science by Mark Twain, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . CHAPTER XIII here CHAPTER XIII In drawing Mrs. Eddy's portrait it has been my purpose to restrict myself to materials furnished by herself, and I believe I have done that. If I have misinterpreted any of her acts, it was not done intentionally. It will be noticed that in skeletonizing a list of the qualities which have carried her to the dizzy summit which she occupies, I have not mentioned the power which was the commanding force employed in achieving that lofty flight. It did not belong in that list; it was a force that was not a detail of her character, but was an outside one. It was the power which proceeded from her people's recognition of her as a supernatural personage, conveyer of the Latest Word, and divinely commissioned to deliver it to the world. The form which such a recognition takes, consciously or unconsciously, is worship; and worship does not question nor criticize, it obeys. The object of it does not need to coddle it, bribe it, beguile it, reason with it, convince it—it commands it; that is sufficient; the obedience rendered is not reluctant, but prompt and whole-hearted. Admiration for a Napoleon, confidence in him, pride in him, affection for him, can lift him high and carry him far; and these are forms of worship, and are strong forces, but they are worship of a mere human being, after all, and are infinitely feeble, as compared with those that are generated by that other worship, the worship of a divine personage. Mrs. Eddy has this efficient worship, this massed and centralized force, this force which is indifferent to opposition, untroubled by fear, and goes to battle singing, like Cromwell's soldiers; and while she has it she can command and it will obey, and maintain her on her throne, and extend her empire. She will have it until she dies; and then we shall see a curious and interesting further development of her revolutionary work begin. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Mark Twain (2004). Christian Science. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/3187/pg3187-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

IN DRAWING MRS. EDYY'S PORTRAIT IT HAS BEEN MY PURPOSE TO RESTRICT MYSELF

The $30,000 Bequest, and Other Stories by Mark Twain, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . PORTRAIT OF KING WILLIAM III here PORTRAIT OF KING WILLIAM III I never can look at those periodical portraits in magazine without feeling a wild, tempestuous ambition to be an artist. I have seen thousands and thousands of pictures in my time—acres of them here and leagues of them in the galleries of Europe—but never any that moved me as these portraits do. The Galaxy There is a portrait of Monsignore Capel in the November number, now anything be sweeter than that? And there was Bismarck's, in the October number; who can look at that without being purer and stronger and nobler for it? And Thurlow and Weed's picture in the September number; I would not have died without seeing that, no, not for anything this world can give. But look back still further and recall my own likeness as printed in the August number; if I had been in my grave a thousand years when that appeared, I would have got up and visited the artist. could I sleep with all these portraits under my pillow every night, so that I can go on studying them as soon as the day dawns in the morning. I know them all as thoroughly as if I had made them myself; I know every line and mark about them. Sometimes when company are present I shuffle the portraits all up together, and then pick them out one by one and call their names, without referring to the printing on the bottom. I seldom make a mistake—never, when I am calm. I have had the portraits framed for a long time, waiting till my aunt gets everything ready for hanging them up in the parlor. But first one thing and then another interferes, and so the thing is delayed. Once she said they would have more of the peculiar kind of light they needed in the attic. The old simpleton! it is as dark as a tomb up there. But she does not know anything about art, and so she has no reverence for it. When I showed her my “Map of the Fortifications of Paris,” she said it was rubbish. Well, from nursing those portraits so long, I have come at last to have a perfect infatuation for art. I have a teacher now, and my enthusiasm continually and tumultuously grows, as I learn to use with more and more facility the pencil, brush, and graver. I am studying under De Mellville, the house and portrait painter. (His name was Smith when he lived in the West.) He does any kind of artist work a body wants, having a genius that is universal, like Michael Angelo. Resembles that great artist, in fact. The back of his head is like his, and he wears his hat-brim tilted down on his nose to expose it. I have been studying under De Mellville several months now. The first month I painted fences, and gave general satisfaction. The next month I white-washed a barn. The third, I was doing tin roofs; the forth, common signs; the fifth, statuary to stand before cigar shops. This present month is only the sixth, and I am already in portraits! The humble offering which accompanies these remarks (see figure)—the portrait of his Majesty William III., King of Prussia—is my fifth attempt in portraits, and my greatest success. It has received unbounded praise from all classes of the community, but that which gratifies me most is the frequent and cordial verdict that it resembles the portraits. Those were my first love, my earliest admiration, the original source and incentive of my art-ambition. Whatever I am in Art today, I owe to these portraits. I ask no credit for myself—I deserve none. And I never take any, either. Many a stranger has come to my exhibition (for I have had my portrait of King William on exhibition at one dollar a ticket), and would have gone away blessing , if I had let him, but I never did. I always stated where I got the idea. Galaxy me King William wears large bushy side-whiskers, and some critics have thought that this portrait would be more complete if they were added. But it was not possible. There was not room for side-whiskers and epaulets both, and so I let the whiskers go, and put in the epaulets, for the sake of style. That thing on his hat is an eagle. The Prussian eagle—it is a national emblem. When I say hat I mean helmet; but it seems impossible to make a picture of a helmet that a body can have confidence in. I wish kind friends everywhere would aid me in my endeavor to attract a little attention to the portraits. I feel persuaded it can be accomplished, if the course to be pursued be chosen with judgment. I write for that magazine all the time, and so do many abler men, and if I can get these portraits into universal favor, it is all I ask; the reading-matter will take care of itself. Galaxy COMMENDATIONS OF THE PORTRAIT There is nothing like it in the Vatican. < Pius IX. It has none of that vagueness, that dreamy spirituality about it, which many of the first critics of Arkansas have objected to in the Murillo school of Art. Ruskin. The expression is very interesting. J.W. Titian. (Keeps a macaroni store in Venice, at the old family stand.) It is the neatest thing in still life I have seen for years. Rosa Bonheur. The smile may be almost called unique. Bismarck. I never saw such character portrayed in a picture face before. De Mellville. There is a benignant simplicity about the execution of this work which warms the heart toward it as much, full as much, as it fascinates the eye. Landseer. One cannot see it without longing to contemplate the artist. Frederick William. Send me the entire edition—together with the plate and the original portrait—and name your own price. And—would you like to come over and stay awhile with Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe? It shall not cost you a cent. William III. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Mark Twain (2004). The $30,000 Bequest, and Other Stories. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/142/pg142-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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