Short demo-style YouTube video (creator: LARRUZ) showcasing Stanford s open-sourced research tool STORM. The presenter (SPEAKER A) explains STORMs two-step workflow: (1) search the web and aggregate sources into a custom outline, and (2) simulate LLM-to-LLM conversations (example roles: a Wikipedia-style writer and a topic expert) to generate articles. A live demo of generating an article from a title/description is shown.
Stanford just open sourced a very interesting thing. It's a tool that allows you to research the Internet with the power of AI. You can use this for free today and research all of the Internet with a set of experts assisting you through this tool called Storm. You give it a question or a topic, and then it goes into the Internet and finds various sources and articles and creates a custom outline from all those articles. And only afterwards it does the second step, where it simulates a conversation with LLMs between a Wikipedia media writer and a topic expert. And that's how this works. And there is a live demo that you could try out right now. And after giving it a specific title of the article that we want to write here, and a short description, we just generate and there we go. Here I have the resulting article.
