Semantic search over entire video libraries: from single clips to a searchable personal archive
graycrawford · x · 2026-10-08
Building on azlenelza's demo that previously pulled objects out of a single video, the new experiment performs semantic search for specific moments across an entire library — shown here over Buster Keaton's films. graycrawford riffs on the implication: a personal library where every liked YouTube video, every Twitter like, clustered shader posts autoplaying, every unrolled article, and every book's contents laid open — all searchable.
More from Apps
- Google brings Auto Browse agent to Chrome in India for AI Pro and Ultra subscribers — laparisa · 2026-10-08
- Microsoft says Meta's Muse AI is coming to Windows — unixterminal · 2026-10-08
- Cloudflare launches Clef, a week after Jev, for structuring unstructured data — michellechen · 2026-10-08
- Quick takes: every personal AI assistant is missing something important — jdjohnson · 2026-10-08
- Personal Agent check-in: OpenAI's Dots rushed, Meta's Muse escapes its sandbox — oran_ge · 2026-10-08
- Canyon Overdrive lands on Spawn: an AI-built shooter with a full agent-first API — AIandDesign · 2026-10-08