Paywall, strike, declining trustworthiness... I see more and more negative comments about Wirecutter. Could that be an opportunity for a rising competitor?
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True, it's all an ad-hoc or hodgepodge of processes that gets tacked on over the years/decades without any regards to efficiency.
I think this comes from the fact airports often enjoy the service monopoly, as alternative transportation is not competetive enough, people will curse, but choose the airport.
Why processes at airports are still so inefficient
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Thanks, that's super helpful! Any thoughts on tools that help with the valuation like Equidam?
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We experimented with BERT summarization, but the results weren't too good. Do you have any resources or experiences in this area?
At https://reviewr.ai we're using GPT-3 to summarize product reviews into simple bullet-point lists. Here's an example with backpack reviews: https://baqpa.com
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Hi HN!
We’ve built a service that collects knife reviews from all over the web, filters and aggregates them, and presents the summarized results in a short and understandable form.
When I was recently looking for a new knife, I realized that I was spending countless hours doing product research by reading many reviews from different sources.
The biggest pain points are:
- Paid promotion (sponsorships / ads)
- It takes time
- Fake reviews
- Inconsistent metrics and info across sites
We are building technology that collects and analyzes massive amounts of reviews from sites like Amazon, Reddit, YouTube, and independent review sites to help people gain confidence with their purchasing decisions.
Our process:
- Collect reviews from any public source, including marketplaces, manufacturers, niche sites, and social media.
- Analyze reviews for quality, keywords, sentiment, and fake detection.
- Use the latest NLP technologies like GPT-3 and BERT to deliver summaries, answer questions, and give recommendations.
- By understanding what the internet thinks of products, we help consumers to find the right product for them.
Let us know what you think!
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