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kazinator 1 days ago [-]
You can do that with Google's NotebookLM. Upload docs, ask questions where the answers are strictly referenced to the docs. I used it for "where does it say that" and other types of questions about ISO technical standards, traffic codes and other documents.
irs 15 hours ago [-]
sure yeah, this is for non-technical crowd as well, they can just paste a doc and find out if it has an answer to their question.
kazinator 2 hours ago [-]
My point is not to shill for a Google thing, but more that the ability to hookup the plumbing around an LLM to give answers tied to a document is something that has already long been done; it doesn't depend on "Jev".
But in terms of usability, if you can fog a mirror and move the needles on an EEG, you can probably upload documents to LMNotebook and punch in a question.
articulatepang 1 days ago [-]
“How it works” link is broken on Safari on iOS. I am quite curious how it works, exactly.
irs 15 hours ago [-]
hmm.. can you try it again please.
it's just the simple animation on the homepage.
bsonmez19 2 days ago [-]
I tested it on a short piece of my own writing. It’s helpful to see the exact lines highlighted instead of a summary.
irs 15 hours ago [-]
yeah, that's my main use case as well. Just wanted to view the answer (if it exists) to the question without an AI summarizing it.
bbtalk 1 days ago [-]
how does it handle questions where the document doesn't contain an answer?
irs 15 hours ago [-]
it would say it isn't able to find a match in any of the passages for your question.
But in terms of usability, if you can fog a mirror and move the needles on an EEG, you can probably upload documents to LMNotebook and punch in a question.