Building an internet scanner that filters by natural-language concepts, not keywords
Calm_Apple7505 · reddit · 2026-09-20
A developer is building a tool that scans Reddit, X and LinkedIn posts using the new typesafe AI model. The bet: cheap enough inference lets you filter on natural-language-defined concepts instead of keywords. Efficiency looks promising so far; the author is asking for use cases to test both the model and the infra.
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