Ask questions about your audio with LLMs

This weekly update provides information on new product features, tutorials, and community updates. It highlights LeMUR, a tool that makes it easy to apply Large Language Models (LLMs) to audio and video data. Users can transcribe audio files using Python code with an API key and then use LeMUR to summarize the transcript, answer questions about the audio, or generate tags, titles, and descriptions. The update also features blog posts on speech-to-text in Go, getting YouTube video transcripts, and extracting phone call insights with LLMs. Additionally, there are two trending YouTube tutorials: indexing podcasts with keywords like on Huberman's website and live speech-to-text with Google Docs using LLMs. The update concludes with a discussion on the physics of Generative AI.

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