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AI Brain Bank

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Support is great. Feedback is even better.

"Happy to answer any questions about the product, technical capabilities, demos, etc. It is very customizable and it's really fun to see what's possible with data contexts."

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Hey everyone thanks for checking out the AI Brain Bank! I built this product as a way to help me organize various topics of knowledge that I'd want to be able to quickly reference. Here's some good examples of how people can use it:

- Asking questions about specific details in a large PDF file, - Chatting with YouTube channels to see how a particular individual/knowledge base would answer, - Creating a context with the financial data of multiple companies, and comparing them simply with natural language questions ("Compare company X's revenue with company Y") - Course notes and studying for school: upload all your course materials and textbooks into a context, and ask away!

Congrats on your launch J S! Could this also be applied to the comment section of You Tube?

@formentera Yes, though at the moment not automatically. If you could find a way to extract the text of youtube comments given a URL, you could easily upload that text file and then chat with that, as all the data from comments would be there.

I have a small code snippet in Python that might help you get started, and perhaps if there's more demand we'd implement this in the future -

# pip install scrapetube from scrapetube import get_comments import pandas as pd

# YouTube video URL video_url = 'your video URL' # Replace with your YouTube video URL

# Get comments comments = get_comments(video_url)

# Write comments to CSV df = pd.DataFrame(comments) df.to_csv('comments.csv', index=False)

# And/or: # Write comments to a text file with open('comments.txt', 'w') as f: for comment in comments: f.write(comment['text'] + '\n')

Really impressive idea! Would it be okay to include your product in my directory (URL: producthunt.com/products/wikiaitools). Send us an email to get your app listed for free. See you soon!.
Have been looking for something like this! Awesome work :

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