We need tools like this for text books and self help books. Those are the ones neck deep in drivel. AI won't e as good as manual summarizing. Here is a summery that I got for one of the aritlcles form one of my favorite sites:
Real-time strategy games like those in the StarCraft series have competitive modes where players manage armies and economies from an overhead perspective in order to conquer their opponents.
Even if you had several galaxies on which to write a table of strategies and counter-strategies, it wouldn’t be enough since everything happens in real time and, unlike in games of chess, a StarCraft player only has partial information about what her opponent is doing at any given moment.So StarCraft players have got to be smarter than other people, right?1
Plus deciding on the composition of one’s army requires logical reasoning and problem solving: a player’s choice of what buildings and units to build should be informed by what her opponent is doing.
Memorizing all those units and being able to recall how they each interact is no small feat of long term and working memory. Thus effective scouting and information gathering are as important to the game as martial might and resource management.…It’s all mind bogglingly complex. Many more objects, because StarCraft games have three different factions a player can choose from, each of which has dozens of possible units and structures. Some units are more or less powerful against other units –imagine a sophisticated version of rock/paper/scissor but with better graphics and more objects in play.
Those buildings produce a wide array of military units that are sent out to scout for and battle with the enemy. Those resources are collected and used to build and upgrade a base full of buildings.
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It's not too bad of a summery IMHO. It's just a few seconds of work by a computer and I got it for free. I'm very pleased with the results.