Heard a thing the other day that advocated for more audio/visual mediums over long form writing. While I enjoy a good article, I don’t disagree that the general population probably prefers watching/listening to reading 5000 words. Made me wonder if LLMs will ultimately bring more value to text based mediums vs a/v?

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It must be generational. Many companies these days provide documentation and tutorials in video form. These drive me insane. I want the printed word. It’s information-dense, random-access, and wastes as little of my time as possible. If you make me watch a video, I’m leaving.

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Soon you will be able to extract the information you are looking for by chatting with a video.

To some extend you already are by using the transcript as input to an LLM. Using the visual information on top will make results even better in the future.

Hadn’t thought of this, but totally agree. I’m always looking for written tutorials, so much easier to find what you want.