Summarize Video Conferences using Reduct
July 2023
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1 min read
Video Summarization makes it possible to capture the essence of any video or transcription without having to go through the entire content. By condensing lengthy video into easily digestible synopsis, Reduct’s AI summaries save you time and simplifies knowledge retention.
In the gif above, I used AI summarizer to generate the summary of the launch event of Apple Vision Pro. You can also jump along the transcript to trace the video's content.
Tech announcements from trailblazers like Apple, Google, and Microsoft are awaited by consumers and journalists alike. For content creators, there is a race to summarize the content and build short punchy shorts with titles like "Google IO conference in 10 minutes", “What’s new in Apple Vision PRO in 5 minutes” etc.
Summarizing Live Streamed Youtube Conferences
Google I/O 2023 event was organized last May. It's more than two hours long and focuses entirely on AI advancements at Google.
Sundar Pichai (CEO at Google) said 'AI' 31 times throughout the event.
Usually, such conferences are hours long. Wouldn’t it be a great relief if we could navigate through them and skim through the relevant content?
With a touch of a fingertip, I could generate a summary of the entire session.
Summarizing webinars and Zoom conferences
Reduct’s bot acts as a live notetaker for the entire meeting and transcribes the points spoken. A summary of such meeting notes is generated, encapsulating the live conference's key highlights.
Learn how to summarize such live recordings: Summarize a Zoom recording using Reduct
Apart from information retention, you can use these summaries to create endless content, organize and easily share them. The scope of AI summarization ranges from professional marketing/sales to research, studies, and much more.
By leveraging video summarization, Reduct addresses the problem of time constraints and information overload individuals face. Thus, Reduct's video summarization is a valuable tool in making long video conferences more consumable.
