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I would appreciate an ability to listen to these audio programs at a faster playback speed. For an interview like this, I would typically listen at 1.5x playback speed.
You can click on the three dots on the right side to change the speed.
Sorry, I don’t see three dots on the right side. I see only: “0:01 / 2:55 [speaker] [slider]”. I interpret that as elapsed time, total time, audio mute, and audio volume. No three dots.
It sounds like you are using Firefox. Right-click on the player and select speed from the menu. Browsers control how this is presented to the user. Safari has a chevron instead of three dots. Chrome and Edge have 3 dots.
It sounds like you are using Firefox. Right-click on the player and select speed from the menu. Browsers control how this is presented to the user. Safari has a chevron instead of three dots. Chrome and Edge have 3 dots.
You did not ask what I think is the most important question, namely, when the machine spits out an answer, how do you confirm that it is a correct answer and not a hallucination? After all, what the machine is built to do is return the most likely-sounding answer it can, not the most accurate. Does the machine return citations to section number and a quote from the underlying document, so that the reader can verify that the machine got it right?
He sure missed the elevator pitch there. What I heard is that it’s search, but different in unspecified ways that are theoretically better.