In honor of the late William Anders, here's a really great video on the "Earthrise" photo and how improbable it is that we have it at all
In honor of the late William Anders, here's a really great video on the "Earthrise" photo and how improbable it is that we have it at all
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One useful function for AI would be to watch YouTube videos and extract any useful information into concise paragraphs. I am looking to be informed, not entertained.
you can keep using tiktok and melt your brain with 10 videos per minute then
Not sure if you're mostly joking but TT has tons of long-form content as well. It's one of the main reasons I don't use it - all my recommendations are super interesting 7+ min videos (I think I get too anxious to open the app knowing it's going to open up to some super in-depth breakdown on a very specific topic. It's insane how good their algorithm is. It practically never misses
sir this is a wendys
I am saying I am not watching the video. I would prefer a tight paragraph or two about whatever the videographer thinks are the extraordinary circumstances.
Honestly, the title of the video is succinct, you've got all the information you need to know if you're interested.
If I'm not going to watch the video why would I click through to read the title? I went and skimmed the wikipedia article instead.
I mean the title of this post... But I'm glad you read the wiki article
The title in the post is a tease. It doesn't actually say anything?
I know what you are saying, and I fully support you in your mission to consume content faster, it's just got nothing to do with the topic of this thread.
Well how else would they make your post about themselves? I mean, would they even feel superior if they hadn't bother to comment