DJDC#44 Leverage the power of AI for interview, meeting & classroom transcripts

This is a hybrid (virtual and in-person) event. See below for details and invite a friend.

Leverage the power of LLMs for interview, meeting and classroom transcripts

Ask interactive questions to your Google Meet transcripts using the AI Gemini to help better understand todos from meetings, extract quotes from journalism interviews, and summarize college classes. Steve Goldsmith, CEO of GoldsmithAI.com, will showcase the ability to dig into raw transcripts, prompting them to enhance your note-taking in meetings, interviews, and in the classroom.

Steve will also dive behind the scenes and walk through a simple RAG implementation that will allow you to do the same thing using other models instead of Gemini.

The presentation will be practical and example-oriented and walk you through concrete prompt engineering in the context of specific use cases for journalists and meeting attendees. Steve will provide advanced tips and examples for journalists and the general audience to best leverage their meetings, classes, and interviews.

Who should attend?

🎤 Journalists seeking to extract key quotes and insights from interviews.

📝 Professionals wanting to improve meeting note-taking and action item management.

📚 Students looking for a smarter way to capture and understand lectures.

Steve Goldsmith is the CEO of [GoldsmithAI.com](goldsmithai.com), which focuses on GenAI research, consulting, and training. Steve's background spans everything from software development and semiconductor design to entrepreneurship and education. Steve ran an education company in the SF Bay area where he taught over 150 students Python. Steve is also working on Secure-by-Design semiconductor design tools and programming languages.

This is a hybrid event. In-person attendance capacity is limited. If you are attending virtually please email datajournalismdc[at]gmail.com and indicate that you are attending virtually to receive the call-in link. Questions? Email datajournalismdc[at]gmail.com