Original Summary

I follow a lot of AI interviews (Dwarkesh, Latent Space, No Priors, Lenny's, BG2, All-In) and I'm always behind. Most episodes run over an hour, and the part I actually wanted is a few minutes somewhere in the middle. So I built Real Alpha: https://realalpha.tv/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=r-sideproject Every hour it checks 34 big AI and tech interview shows for new episodes. It cuts the ones people are actually watching down to the minutes worth watching, usually about 10 minutes out of a 72 minute episode. It plays each moment from the right second, in the show's own YouTube player. On a phone it's a swipe feed. So far that's 115 hours of interviews cut down to 11, with Jensen Huang, Satya Nadella, Sam Altman, Yann LeCun and Tobi Lütke among the people in them. To be upfront: the summaries are written by AI, the quotes are word for word from the transcript, and no video is re-hosted. No account needed. It went live two days ago and it's rough. Two things I'd like to know: Did you find any value in it? Would you open it again tomorrow? What would make you? Blunt is good.   submitted by   /u/rushabhsheth [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/17 01:52:54