Rome AI

Daren Bruen

@budiman Congrats on the launch! Really like both the idea and the design behind Rome. Does Rome also "hallucinate" like the other AI models out there? If so, how often does it do that?

10 months ago

Chaim Schuppe

great to see an innovative approach to learning with Rome AI. I’m looking forward to trying it out and seeing how it works

10 months ago

Jarrell Homenick

I’ve always wanted to dive into new topics but never know where to start. This podcast creation feature sounds perfect.

11 months ago

Jake Blanda

Congrats on launch of Rome AI.....

1 year ago

Malachi Armstrong

Hey Daryl, I'm wondering: - How does Rome ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information in its generated podcasts? - Are there options for users to provide feedback or request corrections if they notice any issues with the content? - Do you have plans to expand into other formats beyond audio, such as text summaries or visual aids? Congrats on the launch!

1 year ago

Gilbert Lind

This tool seems fantastic for learning while multitasking. I’m keen to see how well it handles different topics. Anyone else tried it out yet?

1 year ago

Adam West

Congrats Daryl! As accelerator of IPs looking forward to test out Rome AI kudos 🎉

1 year ago

Joshua Abshire

Hey Daryl, congratulations on the launch. Medium to long form audio content is definitely a lesser explored topic in the generative AI space, especially considering how popular it is for background content consumption. How do you protect your system from presenting misinformation to the user and make sure that the content used is not just relevant, but accurate? As we've seen even bigger player's like Google sometimes mess up when it comes to this.

1 year ago

Tyrique Lind

Congratulations, this looks very promising! I just downloaded the app and I’m going to test it soon

1 year ago

Burley Collins

Hey Daryl and the Rome AI team, congratulations on launching Rome! 🎉 This is an exciting and innovative idea. As someone who loves learning on the go, I can see a lot of potential in this. How does Rome ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information in its generated podcasts? Given the vast amount of information on the web, how do you filter out misinformation and ensure that the content is trustworthy?

1 year ago

Burley Collins

This idea is incredible. Great job, I’m going to give this a try. I can think of so many programming concepts that I would like to have a podcast on, especially for building apps. Nice

1 year ago

Duncan Effertz

This is sick! In a world with so much information to parse, I love how this helps cut through the noise by delivering relevant, personalized content to help me learn about topics I care about in a familiar format. Nice work!

1 year ago

Sedrick Hirthe

Is there a fact check on the sources?

1 year ago

Rylan Hyatt

Congratulations on the launch Daryl. By looking at the description of the product, I can say that it sounds interesting. Will soon try this and let you know my feedback

1 year ago

Murray Kuhlman

Wow! This is crazy! This is such a simple but revolutionary idea. Definitely going to try. Congrats on the launch, team.

1 year ago