Blumify tracks what AI leaders say and when they change views
Blumify finds interviews and podcasts from AI leaders, summarises what they said, and links quotes to moments in the transcript. Its Changed view pairs older and newer quotes on the same topic, for example Sam Altman on compute glut versus lasting shortage. It currently tracks people such as Dario Amodei, Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Jensen Huang and others, and lets readers suggest who to add next. It is free to read and to follow up to 3 people; Blumify Unlimited costs US$9.99 a month or US$59.99 a year.
On Hacker News (117 points, 77 comments), there is no consensus. Many praise the idea for journalists and for checking visionary claims against hiring pages or reality. Critics spotted attribution bugs, including a Kai Lentit parody mislabeled as Dario Amodei, and swapped Muse anecdotes between Zuckerberg and Alexandr Wang; the author said some issues were fixed. Others wanted tweets and blogs too, worried about selective omission, or asked for politicians next.
Sorted take: useful for founders and reporters who need timestamped quotes, but verify the clip yourself until speaker ID and parody filters are clearly solid.
Why it matters: If you raise, hire, or write about AI based on what CEOs say on podcasts, a change log with source timestamps beats relying on memory. Still click through to the recording before you act on a quote.
Blumify ↗Discussion on Hacker News ↗AI-assisted, reviewed by Sorted AI
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