LLM Podcast

20241103 After various adjustments, the quality of the book podcast production has significantly improved. (blu3mo)

• ”Consciousness of the brain, consciousness of machines”

  • Long version (5 hours) link
    • Equivalent to about one series of Koten Radio
    • I’ve been listening to this all day (blu3mo)
      • Can be recommended as regular content (blu3mo)

• ”Social Contract Theory”

  • Short version (40 minutes) link

• ”What It Means to Love (From)”

  • (2 and a half hours) link

• ”The Rebellion of the Masses (Ortega)”

  • (2 hours) link

• “『Analects』 Confucius”

  • 6-hour course link
    • Not sure if a 6-hour Analects would be interesting…

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20241102 (blu3mo)

• Since there are a large number of PDF books available, I am writing a script to process them with LLM and convert them into podcasts.
  • Many books are either too dense, too long, or their writing style is not suitable for listening as they are.
  • I want to optimize them for podcasts using LLM.
    • Oh, I see (nishio)
  • It’s like what Google used to do.
  • Sounds interesting (seibe)
• The idea is to grasp the overall argument or discussion in a podcast informally and then read the details as needed.
• In the future, I also want to create “interactive podcasts” where listeners can participate by asking questions.
  • You can ask questions like, “What does that mean right now?” in an audiobook format (nishio)
  • Sounds good, I want that (haruhi)
• I tried throwing in Tools for Conviviality for testing.
  • Version 1:
    • link
    • Enjoyable to listen to (kiso)
      • It turned into Casual Linguistics Radio with the music breaks
      • I was looking for a free jingle and ended up using one that sounded familiar (blu3mo)
      • Haha (haruhi)
    • I like the Book Catalyst auto-generator (haruhi)
    • I didn’t quite understand the benefits of converting to podcasts like with notebooklm, but listening to this makes it seem good
    • It also falls within the scope of what I study daily, so there’s that…
  • Version 2:
    • Smoothed out the transitions between sections.
      • Hmm, the quote from the previous section seems off, there might be a bug
    • link
  • Version 3:
    • link
    • This time, the transitions between sections are smoother.
      • Summarizing the content of the previous section lightly while connecting it to the current section’s discussion
    • Very good (blu3mo)
    • Might be a bit too fast-paced?- Let’s throw in This is Phenomenology.
  • https://scrapbox.io/files/672596539548961c8cc2abcd.mp3
  • Can’t hear anything at all (blu3mo)(blu3mo)
  • Signs of reducing the pile of unread books are visible (blu3mo)
• What kind of service is this? I want it in English.
  • I made it myself! (blu3mo)
  • If you tell me the title or provide the PDF data of a book, I will create it (blu3mo)