AI Tools Transformed YouTube Learning 💻

Jan 10, 2024

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⏪ AI 2023 Recap: Part 3 - YouTube Summary Tools

You’ve probably seen articles and posts about YouTube being a free university or you can become an expert by watching YouTube videos in whatever subject interests you, right?

That might be true in some cases, but not if you don’t have time to watch, take notes, and comprehend the information provided by the video.

YouTube summary tools can be helpful to get the information you need, quickly.

Of course, you can always ask for a summary from ChatGPT, Claude, Bard, Microsoft Copilot, etc. But some tools do it automatically and in an easy-to-digest format.

I made a list of several tools, including browser extensions and apps. They range from free or freemium to paid subscriptions.

💻 YouTube Summary Tools

Youtube Summaries

Youtube Summaries is a browser extension that allows users to generate AI-powered summaries, blog articles, LinkedIn posts, tweets, threads, and other content directly from YouTube videos.

Each type of summary uses a certain amount of credits and you start with about 100 credits for free. Try it here.

Here is an example using Matt Wolfe’s recent episode covering CES in Las Vegas, this week:

Other popular YouTube summary tools:

🔮AI News This Week

🏗️ GPT Store Coming to OpenAI

OpenAI announced the opening of the GPT Store this week, in an email to developers.

If you’re planning on building a GPT, here’s what you need to do:

Review OpenAI's usage policies & brand guidelines
Verify your Builder Profile (settings > builder profile)
Set your GPT to 'Public'

⚛️ CES

CES 2024 is the annual Consumer Electronics Show happening in Las Vegas this week, where major technology companies unveil their latest innovations and product announcements.

Key things to look out for:

AI integration into more devices like laptops, home appliances, cars
New laptops and PC components with the latest Intel and AMD processors
Advances in wireless connectivity like WiFi 7
Concept cars and electric vehicles
Transparent and microLED TVs
Accessibility focused products
Wearables with health-tracking capabilities
Smart home devices with enhanced connectivity and sustainability features

Check the schedule, highlights, and other news here.

Generative AI Friday Recap 𝕏 Space

We discussed our predictions for the future of Generative AI and other technology in my weekly 𝕏 Space last Friday.

Join me and my panel every Friday at 5 PM EST for our weekly recap, and listen to Friday’s Space here: Space link

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🚀 This Week’s AI Tools

Kick: AI “self-driving bookkeeping” tool for modern business owners, including creators, automatically categorizes business transactions in real-time and adapts to changes you make.

I recently started using Kick and I don’t think I’ll need QuickBooks anymore. Get early access here. (link)

CasetteAI: Royalty-free music generated using Latent Diffusion Models (LDMs) technology, from a simple text prompt. A new multimodal feature lets you upload a video and CasetteAI creates audio to match the video. (link)

CollovAI: AI Design platform where you can generate realistic interior images and videos simply by typing what you want to see, with options to customize the scene by adding objects, materials, and styles. (link)

Remix: Free AI Art-focused mobile social media app introduced community-inspired Filters to transform images easily. Use the Loop feature to animate uploaded or newly generated images in 1-2 minutes. (link)

I generated and animated this on Remix using only a text prompt - no starting image: