A Tool to Summarize Kenya's Parliament with Rust, Whisper, and LLMs
Bunge Bits summarizes long parliamentary sessions from the Kenyan National Assembly and Senate. Built with Rust, Whisper v3, and GPT-4o. Sessions are typically 3–7 hours long, mixing English and Swahili. This tool transcribes, chunks, and summarizes them to make political content more accessible and searchable for the public. https://bungebits.ke/summaries
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Bunge Bits transcribes and summarizes long parliamentary sessions from Kenya's National Assembly and Senate, which typically run 3–7 hours and mix English and Swahili. Built with Rust, Whisper v3, and GPT-4o, it breaks down sessions into searchable summaries to make parliamentary proceedings more accessible to the public.
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