Professor Jiang Transcripts

Jiang Lens turns public Predictive History videos and Jiang interviews into source pages with compact readings, timestamped source trails, and full transcript views. The transcript is the archive. The public reading is the compressed path through it.

The goal is not to publish raw ASR as the main experience. Lectures repeat, circle, restart, and contain noisy transcription. The public page should preserve Jiang’s strongest argument in readable form while keeping the transcript available for verification.

What Each Source Should Expose

A source page should show:

the video and source date,
a compact reading in Jiang’s conceptual voice,
timestamped links from prose back to the video,
student, interviewer, or audience questions only when they actually appear and Jiang answers them,
full transcript access for audit,
generated data for agents.

Machine-Readable Transcript Links

Agents should use /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /data/lens/manifest.json, and /data/lens/link-index.json to find the latest published transcript routes and source refs.

Start with episodes for Predictive History lectures and interviews for interview-format appearances.