Update readme.md by adding Atlas to Tooling #33
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Atlas is an AI-powered engine that can find anything on Youtube by returning timestamps to the query put in, and generating a summary on the video.
Atlas is relevant to this, as it incorporates ML through using the Whisper AI tool and Youtube’s API to make finding specific information on Youtube easier, quicker and more efficient.
Some lessons learned from the article is how to build ML applications. The various resources provided which discuss how to test machine learning, infrastructure, and much more, all create insight on how to create softwares with ML. Also that they’re so many various, creative ways to go about ML through the tools listed in the Tooling section.
Unlike the other tools, Atlas is an application that connects Youtube to ML to summarize and pinpoint timestamps where specific desired information can be accessed.