Logos AI needs "adjustment" capability that Gemini offers

I've been spending some time with Gemini Advanced and then compared it to Logos AI. To be upfront, I am a Logos Max subscriber.

Gemini Advanced allows me to "adjust" the summarization. I can tell Gemini to summarize within a certain number of words (for example, summarize in no less than 2000 words) and even make suggestions such as "give me teaching points." It's super helpful for covering a book chapter by chapter.

On the other hand, Logos AI is very brief and offers no adjustments. Is Logos going to address this shortcoming?

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Dave Hooton

Is Logos going to address this shortcoming?

You can make that suggestion at Faithlife Feedback - Desktop

MJ. Smith

Remember that chatbots are changing very rapidly as the technology get broader use and the real-life requirements make themselves known. Gemini 1.5 Has Shot Up the AI Chatbot Charts: I Use It for These 5 Tasks (msn.com) We should assume that Logos will rarely be cutting edge on the use but rather we should push for what we see as useful in the apps that are cutting edge. Follow Dave's advice.

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1306563#Comment_1306563

Wow - did you read the author's 5 tasks they use Gemini for? Sad. They used to be examples of things people used their brains for.

This reminds me of the old adage, "Computers will do all our work for us, giving us all kinds of free time" - in end result, they created more work for us. If AI is used to take away people's need to think, what's left?