Every talk is recorded. Now every talk can answer.

For the congress you host. Every session stays open for questions, long after the hall empties.

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Exact citations, down to the segmentAuthors paid every time their words are used

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Knowledge is spoken before it is written.

Entire archives.
Finally listening.

Two rooms. One idea.

A hall full of speakers. A course full of lessons. Either way, what was said on camera becomes something people can question.

For conferences

Smart Proceedings.
Every session, still in session.

Your programme becomes a library members can ask, with every answer cited to the segment and every speaker paid for their share.

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For online courses

AI-augmented eLearning.
A course that answers back.

Every lesson becomes a tutor. Learners ask what they missed, and it cites the exact segment where you explained it.

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How it works

A single recording. A whole second life.

Follow a talk from the camera to its thousandth question.

  1. RecordA keynote, a lecture, a whole edition. Start with what you already filmed.
  2. TranscribeEvery word, timed. Every slide, lifted from the video. Reviewed before anything goes live.
  3. IndexSpeech and slides, mapped together. The sentence and the figure it explains, found as one.
  4. ConversePeople ask. The recording answers, citing the exact segment behind every sentence.
Exact citations

Every answer shows its work. Down to the second.

Not the talk. Not the chapter. The exact segment the AI used to write each sentence, with its start and end time, one click from playing.

  • Segment-levelEach sentence points to the passage it was built from.
  • VerifiablePlay the segment and hear it said, in the speaker's voice.
  • CompleteEvery segment the answer drew on is listed. Nothing hidden.
What is this talk about?

This talk compares mono and biportal endoscopic spine techniques, and argues that the choice depends on the case. The speaker reviews the lack of solid evidence between the two, then turns to learning curves and tool selection. He concludes that patient benefit, not personal comfort or cost, should guide the choice.

Segments used
1“And as you can see, we are able to do almost …”Introduction · Slide 3 on screen0:17.3 – 0:28.5
2“But I didn't found solid evidence between mono and biportal …”Literature review · Slide 5 on screen1:12.9 – 1:28.6
3“It's not about whether it's best for us …”Conclusions · Slide 33 on screen9:46.5 – 9:57.6
For authors

Your speakers said it. Now every use pays them.

When an answer draws on a recording, its author is counted, segment by segment. Whether a person asked or an AI agent did, the payment follows the words, settled as x402 micropayments.

One answer.
Split by the words it used.

Keynote speaker3 segments used58%
Panel chair2 segments used30%
Session speaker1 segment used12%

Every use,
settled as it happens.

    By the segmentRoyalties are counted per passage used, not per file or per view.
    Humans and agentsA member reading an answer and an AI agent querying your archive both count.
    Over x402Agents pay per request with x402, the open HTTP 402 payment standard. No API keys, no subscriptions.
    Smart Proceedings

    Ask one talk. Or the whole congress.

    Three speakers. Three halls. One question none of them was asked together. Smart Proceedings reads across every session and brings their answers to one page.

    • LibraryEvery edition, under your society's name.
    • CitationsEvery sentence links to the exact segment it came from.
    • RoyaltiesSpeakers are paid for every segment used, by people or by AI agents.
    Evidence-Based Practice · Module 2
    Asking a focused clinical question
    Reading a randomised trial
    Bias and confounding
    From evidence to decision
    I didn't get that part. Again, slower?
    Randomisation spreads every patient trait evenly across the groups, so a difference at the end points to the treatment itself.
    ↺ Replay 04:12Slide 6
    AI-augmented eLearning

    Your course. Every learner's own tutor.

    Learners ask the lesson what they missed. It answers from your material, in your words, and takes them back to the minute you explained it.

    • GroundedAnswers come from your course and nothing else.
    • CitedEvery reply names the exact segment, one click from playing.
    • PaidInstructors are compensated each time their lessons answer someone.

    Every recording.
    Chapter by chapter.

    Transcript. Every word timed. Your editors correct it before anything goes live. Slides. Lifted from the video, one by one. Readable, linkable, searchable. Citations. Nothing said without the minute you can click and watch.
    Already in session with
    A few things to know

    Room for
    your questions.

    Which one do I need?

    Hosting a conference? Smart Proceedings. Teaching a course? AI-augmented eLearning. Many institutions do both.

    Do I need new recordings?

    One recording is enough to begin. Bring a keynote, a lecture, or a whole archive. If it was filmed, it can answer.

    Can it make things up?

    It answers only from your recordings and slides, and cites the exact segment behind each sentence, with its start and end time. Anyone can play it and check.

    Who reviews the transcripts?

    You do. Your editors correct each transcript before it goes live. The speaker's words stay the speaker's words.

    How are authors paid?

    Each answer is attributed to the segments it used, and each author receives their share. It works the same whether a person asked or an AI agent did.

    How do AI agents pay?

    Over x402, the open HTTP 402 standard for machine payments. An agent pays per request, and the payment is split across the authors whose segments it used.

    What does it cost?

    It depends on the size of your archive and your audience. Book a demo and we'll prepare a quote for you.

    The next talk worth keeping could be yours.

    You bring the recordings. Let's give them a voice.

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