Turn your documents into a podcast with BrainBox
How to turn your documents into a two-voice podcast, with its transcript and citations, to listen to wherever you are.
Lesson 16 of 21 · 1:07
What it covers
Ask BrainBox for a podcast and turn your documents into a two-voice conversation, faithful to the sources and with its citations. You listen in the panel, with the transcript marked to the second, or download it for the road.
Frequently asked questions
›How do I create a podcast in BrainBox?
Ask for it in the chat, for example: make a short two-voice podcast about this agreement. You can also use the Make Podcast shortcut.
›Does the podcast make things up?
No. The script comes from your documents and the answer cites the sources. It also comes with the transcript so you can check what is said.
Transcript
0:00For the road
Julián doesn't have time to read the Ferrolumina agreement: could someone summarize it so he can listen in the car? Even better: a podcast.
0:10Asking for it
Ask for it the way you'd say it: a short podcast, with two voices, about what the team needs to know about the agreement. BrainBox reads the agreement and the amendment, writes the script and records the voices. In a couple of minutes, it's ready: a short episode, with its citations.
0:29Listening
Open it in the panel, press play, and look: the full transcript, marked to the second. If something sounds off, you find it and verify it. And if you want it for the road, you download it.
0:43Recap
To recap: ask for the podcast the way you'd say it, BrainBox records it with two voices, faithful to your documents, and gives you the transcript to the second, and the download. Julián has something to listen to in traffic. No time to read it? Listen to it.