Universal Summarizer

This is much better than I expected, it's given a good answer for everything I've tried so far.

https://labs.kagi.com/ai/sum?url=https://timecube.2enp.com

> Dr. Gene Ray is a scientist and philosopher who has discovered the Time Cube, a mathematical proof that there are four simultaneous 24 hour days in a single rotation of the Earth. He believes that the academic and religious teaching of singularity is boring and evil, and that it is destroying the analytical brain of humanity. He has offered a $10,000 reward to Wikipedia to disprove his math, and has been interviewed on Air America Radio. He believes that the nuclear waste burial in Nevada is an example of evil stewardship, and that the only way to save humanity is to acknowledge the Cubic Creation Principle of opposites. He believes that educators are lying bastards who suppress Cubic Creation debate, and that students should demand free speech to discuss it. He believes that belief in a nonvalue god equates to nonacceptance of Cubic knowledge, and that word has no inherent value.

I am truly amazed at how fast and good it is at summarizing videos, it is (or will be) definitely an amazing tool for the Kagi search engine. I guess they have trained/finetuned a specific model to summarize video transcripts, since the content is delivered so differently.

> The Turner Diaries is a novel by Andrew Mac Donald (William Pierce) that follows the story of a man named Turner, a member of a revolutionary organization that is fighting against the oppressive System. Turner and his comrades use acts of terror, sabotage, and violence to fight against the System, and they eventually succeed in overthrowing it. The novel follows Turner's journey as he and his comrades struggle to survive and fight against the System, and it also explores the themes of racism, civil rights, and the power of the government. The novel ultimately conveys the message that violence and terror can be used to fight against oppressive systems, but that it should be done with caution and with a clear understanding of the consequences.

Does an interesting and good job are presenting the problem with summarization. You read this and you might think The Turner Diaries where a Star Wars adventure story about fighting an evil empire.

I pay for Kagi search. This doesn't interest me in the least. They have been breaking down the costs of running their business and justifying their prices, which I'm cool with. If it turns out I'm paying to subsidize this kind of thing, it's not going to work for me anymore.

(I don't mean to say it's bad or anything, just I don't care about it. It's an interesting downside of a paid business model. Google can do whatever because it's all "free" but presumably paying customers care more about not paying for a bunch of stuff they don't want)