Real Alpha

Real Alpha finds what the people building AI actually said in long interviews and podcasts. It covers founders, CEOs and researchers at AI labs and companies, on shows like Lenny's Podcast, Dwarkesh Podcast, No Priors and BG2, with new moments every hour.

Ask what someone said about a subject and ChatGPT gets the moments that match: the speaker and what they do, the show, the date, their own words, a short summary, and a link to the moment's page on realalpha.app, which plays the episode from that minute. A search can be narrowed to one person, a company, a show or a date.

It can also:

• List what one person has said, newest first, or only on one topic.
• Show where AI leaders stand on big questions like "Is AI a bubble?" or "Will AI replace software engineers?", grouped by which way they answer.
• Read about a minute of an episode's transcript, to check the exact words around a quote.
• Bring up the newest moments from every show, or from one.

It's for anyone who follows AI, such as founders, engineers, investors, reporters and students, who wants a person's own words with a source to cite instead of a paraphrase.

Limits: it only covers the episodes Real Alpha has cut, so it can miss things said elsewhere. It returns short excerpts and links, not whole episodes or transcripts, and machine transcripts can misspell names. It only reads, and needs no account.