Ask a question about your document and find the relevant passages. Paste text or upload a PDF, Word document, text file, or Markdown.

19 points•irs•1 day ago•13 comments•

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kazinator1 day 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.
irsabout 14 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.
“How it works” link is broken on Safari on iOS. I am quite curious how it works, exactly.
irsabout 14 hours ago
hmm.. can you try it again please. it's just the simple animation on the homepage.
bsonmez191 day 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.
irsabout 14 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.
bbtalkabout 23 hours ago
how does it handle questions where the document doesn't contain an answer?
irsabout 14 hours ago
it would say it isn't able to find a match in any of the passages for your question.
vinayamsnlabout 14 hours ago
does it save uploaded documents?

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