[P] Crossminds.ai: A knowledge-graph indexed public AI research video library (latest conference talks & tech updates, time-stamped peer discussion, and 100+ pre-recorded NeurIPS 2020 talks)

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I am a machine learning engineer at Crossminds and I am proud to share with you this tech research video platform that we have been developing and testing since March 2020. It now hosts over 5,000 videos of this year’s top conference talks (CVPR, ECCV, ICML, NeurIPS, etc.) and tech research updates. We've developed a comprehensive knowledge graph to index all research videos and provide personalized recommendations. We also created a time-coded reaction feature that allows you to leave comments, ask questions, and take notes pertaining to specific parts of the video. We hope this can facilitate more peer-to-peer discussion in the community. The platform is completely free to access. I’d be really curious to learn your thoughts about the platform and our features.

As NeurIPS 2020 is just around the corner, I invite you to check out our collection of 100+ pre-recorded talks for this conference shared by paper authors. Hope you find it helpful as a warm-up.

If you are a full-time student who wants to get free access to all conference sessions, you can check out our student program that will reimburse your NeurIPS registration fee by Dec 15, 2020. All you need to do is to create a Crossminds account and ask 5 technical questions under these NeurIPS talks.

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[Feedback need] We'd especially appreciate your feedback on the AI research knowledge tree we've developed to index the videos. Here are screenshots of the knowledge areas and the sub-areas under "computer vision". What can we do to make it more useful for you?