New: Questions to Ask section available on Web

We’re thrilled to introduce Questions to Ask, a brand-new section in Factbook that makes your study more interactive and engaging than ever.

As you explore topics in Factbook, this new section will show you a list of natural, thought-provoking questions related to what you’re studying. These questions are designed to help you think more deeply about the topic and discover new insights along the way.

When you expand a question, you’ll see a clear, sourced answer complete with citations and links to books in your library. All users can view the list of questions and the first answer for free, while access to the remaining answers is available with a Premium subscription and above. AI credits are only spent when you expand a question to view the answer.

Questions to Ask is intended to invite curiosity, spark discovery, and help you see Scripture from fresh angles, all within the already powerful tool that is Factbook.

This is now live in the Web app, so give Questions to Ask a try today and let us know what you think!

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Yasmin Stephen

Are your AI credits used for the answers you select?

Savanna Lineberger

Yes, expanding and answer uses AI credits. I will update the post to make sure that is called out explicitly.

MJ. Smith

This is much better than I expected. However, there are sometimes logical anomalies. For example, here the answer totally ignores the one entry in Odes that is not Biblical - the Gloria or Morning Song as shown on the left below. However, the right side gives the left side as its source … but has inexplicably omitted a consistent element despite its presence even in the short lists.

Lukas

what is the purpose of having Study Builder that does questions without using credits, and now another question tool with answers. Why not improve Study Builder. As the questions and answers are not able to be stored in document form like Study Builder.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1381864#Comment_1381864

The Study Builder draws from your library, the Factbook creates questions via AI so the questions that are offered are different in source and content. They both have strengths and weaknesses so I'm still on the fence whether and where I might use them.

Lukas

@MJ. Smith again why not just improve Study Builder by adding the function of AI questions like in Sermon Builder. Why must we have 2 tools that functions similar way. Rather have one tool and improve the tool. There is way more potential in Study Builder if Logos can just listen to our requests and implement these instead of adding similar functionality elsewhere and making it as new.

MJ. Smith

@Lukas I'm not in a position to determine the best implementation but I would assume that attaching it to the Factbook gives it a broader application across topics than attaching it to the Study Builder which would tie it more closely to Biblical (not theological) topics. But, then, I'm still mulling over Logos' fixation on questions with answers vs. questions with value because the crack your "fallen" sense of reality.

Graham Criddle

The Study Builder draws from your library, the Factbook creates questions via AI

again why not just improve Study Builder by adding the function of AI questions like in Sermon Builder

I'm missing something here - the Study Builder already has the ability to generate questions using AI