“Study Assistant” with AI

Anderson Abreu

Logos could create a tool similar to Google’s NotebookLM. Imagine a Logos “Study Assistant”: you choose a book (or multiple books) to study:
1) and it provides some key questions automatically that you can click, and it will answer;
2) or you can ask questions about topics within the book, and it answers while being limited to the chosen source;
3) you could also request it to create a brief summary in bullet points of the entire book.
It would be fantastic to have this in Logos, allowing us to study or research our books more efficiently. Although it’s possible to ask questions limited to one or several books in Logos and receive a synopsis-style response, it remains very simple. NotebookLM, however, provides more elaborate and complex answers compared to the Logos synopsis.

NotebookLM is innovative because it combines artificial intelligence with the security of personal documents/books, functioning as a virtual assistant that deeply understands your books, articles, notes, and other materials. You simply upload sources (files, links, audio), and you can ask questions or make requests in the chat, which pulls information solely from the provided texts and creates citation links to the source text. Additionally, these responses can be saved as notes.

It would be fantastic to have this research capability within Logos, safely anchored in books we trust.

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Dear Logos, Please Make it So 

Anderson Abreu

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