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What are the best AI focussed YouTube channels these days?

Looking for channels that focus on AI Coding, Model development

I want to have a play with the META Glasses. However, it seems getting hold of the developer SDK or doing any sort of testing with it leads to a dead end.

Is anyone doing anything with the SDK or the Glasses?

So I am using the YouTube API and for example this Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W64WGFy-Js I cannot get captions. However https://www.youtubetotext.org/?s=1&v=4W64WGFy-Js&lang=en-GB will return captions.

Does anyone know how they are doing this?

I posted about a month ago about how Mind Jam can do sentiment analysis... well Mind Jam just killed the language barrier for YouTube creators.

If you're a creator with an international audience, you know the problem: you can only understand and respond to comments in languages you speak. For most of us, that means ignoring 50-80% of our audience.

We now automatically translate comments from ANY language to English AND run sentiment analysis across everything. We tested it on multilingual channels and suddenly creators could see every reaction, joke, question, and critique.

There is a demo of a Spanish iPhone video https://mind-jam.co.uk/analysis/dvsfPTAfGzM?utm_source=hacke...

We've made it available to all creators FREE OF CHARGE while we go through BETA testing. Just send me a message here, request access or a demo on the website.

So, I am hitting limits with the amount of data I am sending to Claude via the API.

I am trying to send about 5000 comments but I would love to send more but I am hitting limits of the message size.

What are some good design patterns when sending large sets of data to an LLM?

I ideally need to send all the data together at it gives context to the overall prompt.

Do you have a YouTube channel that gets around > 100 comments per video?

I'm looking to do some beta testing on a little platform I have built that does analysis on YouTube comments.

Totally free, happy for Feedback and will share the analysis on here, directly or via email.

Thanks in advance for anyone happy to spare a minute.

Hey,

So with the dark nights quickly upon us and a few days off over the festive period I am looking for a little project as I don't really like sailing or cycling in the freezing cold.

So I was curious what everyone on here does for fun outside of coding?

I'm tempted to have a go with RC planes and see if I can do something interesting with coding and an RC plane. However, open to some interesting ideas.

I sail a lot so a little sailing project would be fun as well.