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Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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Hey all - I'd like to invite you all to check out Emergent Mind, a website I built to make it easier to stay informed about important new AI/ML research.

It works by monitoring HN, X, Reddit, YouTube, and GitHub for mentions of new arXiv AI/ML papers, and then surfacing trending papers for you. It also runs each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview (including defining all technical terms) and links to those social media discussions and other resources (GitHub, YouTube videos, references, and related papers) so you can learn more. A lot of the UI and features are inspired by my experience browsing HN for many years.

I shared a 4-minute demo video on X for anyone interested in learning more: https://twitter.com/mhmazur/status/1747990900771287097

Questions/feedback welcome!

Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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Hey all - I'd like to invite you all to check out Emergent Mind, a website I built to make it easier to stay informed about important new AI/ML research. It works by monitoring HN, X, Reddit, YouTube, and GitHub for mentions of new arXiv AI/ML papers, and then surfacing trending papers for you. It also runs each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview (including defining all technical terms) and links to those so…

The site gets hung when browser script blockers are on. Works fine without any blockers on though.

Cool concept and the summary has good detail. It gives a level deeper than the Abstract

Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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post #2

Hey all - I'd like to invite you all to check out Emergent Mind, a website I built to make it easier to stay informed about important new AI/ML research. It works by monitoring HN, X, Reddit, YouTube, and GitHub for mentions of new arXiv AI/ML papers, and then surfacing trending papers for you. It also runs each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview (including defining all technical terms) and links to those so…

Great works matt. This is very interesting. I'm very curious about how do you get related tweets? Does X have free api for that?

Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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post #2

Hey all - I'd like to invite you all to check out Emergent Mind, a website I built to make it easier to stay informed about important new AI/ML research. It works by monitoring HN, X, Reddit, YouTube, and GitHub for mentions of new arXiv AI/ML papers, and then surfacing trending papers for you. It also runs each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview (including defining all technical terms) and links to those so…

The site gets hung when browser script blockers are on. Works fine without any blockers on though. Cool concept and the summary has good detail. It gives a level deeper than the Abstract

Which ad blockers are you using? I'll take a look to figure out what's up.

Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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post #2

Hey all - I'd like to invite you all to check out Emergent Mind, a website I built to make it easier to stay informed about important new AI/ML research. It works by monitoring HN, X, Reddit, YouTube, and GitHub for mentions of new arXiv AI/ML papers, and then surfacing trending papers for you. It also runs each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview (including defining all technical terms) and links to those so…

Great works matt. This is very interesting. I'm very curious about how do you get related tweets? Does X have free api for that?

X has an API that costs $100/month: https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/x-api

You can use it to fetch tweets with links to arxiv papers, but be watchful of their 10k tweet-read requests/month limit.

Re: Show HN: Emergent Mind – Trending arXiv AI/ML Papers, Explained by GPT-4

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Love it!!! super helpful for scientists to efficiently reading papers. Would be great if it highlights the main conclusions.

It does feed each paper through GPT-4 to generate an overview of it, including the main conclusions. Here's a demo I shared on X which walks through it: https://twitter.com/mhmazur/status/1747990900771287097