Do you pull from and summarize a bunch of news sources? How have you set it up, and has it been reliable?
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#4What’s the sector?
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#5I'm interested in this as well. Also what kind of news outlets? I find that traditional news media is often behind a community of insiders if you can find them on Twitter or something like it.
I don't believe simply asking a model to search through news sites and summarize occasionally would be helpful.
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#6What’s the sector?
Energy, power generation, and wholesale energy markets. That's what I am looking into now. But I would like to diversify it as well if I find a reliable setup.
Are you finding that you're not able to find good news sources?
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#7If RSS feeds are available then perhaps do that and get the LLM to read those if its too much info, rather than llm going to x number of websites.
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#8But that's an industry I imagine has an older audience and probably relies on more traditional sources of information. For something like a video game series (or game development project), musician/band, film series/TV show, book series, etc, my method of keeping up with the news would be more heavily centred around social media posts, subreddits, Discord servers, etc.