AI and Prioritized Books

One regular frustration I have with my AI responses in "All" is that it often references popular books, rather than dictionaries, encyclopedias, journals, systematic theologies, etc. So, I go to my "Books" and search what I own. Here's my curiosity: When I ask AI a question, does it answer based on how we prioritize our books? In other words, does it go to my preferred resources first, before it looks elsewhere?

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Troy Payne

I wondered about this same question.

Jack Caviness

SA does not appear to have access to individual user's prioritization.

Ram Teodosio

Concurring with Jack, it says in the Navigation and Prioritization manual, that "Prioritizing books does not affect search results in the Search tool since the tool sorts search results."

Source: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019683652-Prioritize-Books

Hi Ted,

Logos AI does not respect our prioritizations, but I have noticed the same tendency to fall back on general, popular-level resources rather than scholarly resources in my library or in Logos' catalogue. Perhaps that's because AI is basically trained to give the most popular or commonly accessed resources?