I want to talk to ChatGPT about books—granularly reference, make outlines, debate core points, expand on topics, etc.

I would easily pay $20 per book to do this. Why can't OpenAI facilitate that txn, and why wouldn't authors be open to it?

The alternative (pirating) feels like limewire before iTunes came around.

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seems like you are fresh off a book that stuck this nerve.  What book would you start with?

I want to say it was someone on here that posted the rec, but I recently read Outlive by Peter Attia and took some notes with the help of chatGPT. Tried to get as close to the essence of the book as possible!

LMK what you think

https://www.amazon.com/Outlive-Longevity-Peter-Attia-MD/dp/0593236599

haha I'm not actually, but I was thinking about these notes I took a few weeks back with ChatGPT. I bought the book three times in different formats and spent an hour to try to figure it out, but I imagine 100x the number of people would just pay $10-20.

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haha I'm not actually, but I was thinking about these notes I took a few weeks back with ChatGPT. I bought the book three times in different formats and spent an hour to try to figure it out, but I imagine 100x the number of people would just pay $10-20.

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