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Trusted podcast intelligence

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High Signal turns long podcast conversations into attributable claims, recommendations, books, apps, and tools. Every result keeps the speaker, verbatim transcript excerpt, episode, and source attached.

30,562 published claims from 1,208 source episodes

23 trusted shows 8,509 episodes catalogued 1,226 with supported transcripts

Two shows with unsafe diarization are withheld; unverified speakers inside trusted shows are labeled and excluded from people counts. Live counts were unavailable for this page load; the figures above are a recorded snapshot from 5 Sep 2026.

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Search corpus sample · AI

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The default stream was unavailable. These published claims come from the public search for “AI”; source dates are shown where available.

03 / evaluation

Anywhere in AI, the differentiation is coming down. That means everyone is doing more and more things to create more and more value, which ultimately is great for the industry and great for consumers and customers.

“Anywhere in AI, the differentiation is coming down. That means everyone is doing more and more things to create more and more value, which ultimately is great for the industry and great for consumers and customers.”
Speaker
Baris Gultekin
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

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What multiple people keep naming.

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Trusted corpus snapshot · 5 Sep 2026

Useful volume, visible provenance.

The counts below exclude shows whose speaker attribution is not yet safe.

01 30,562 published claims
02 956 attributable people
03 1,208 episodes with evidence
04 1,141 named references

People, not feeds

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Episode intelligence

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Evidence first, summaries second

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