I think this is getting a bit closer to the ideal experience for reading with AI

I think this is getting a bit closer to the ideal experience for reading with AI
https://every.to/p/introducing-extendable-articles

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Yeah I was able to play around with it this morning! It has some good ideas like:
- Sample questions + picking up on good contextual questions
- Listing sources for further queries
- Linking sources to specific parts of the essay

But also, I think the UX misses on some things like:
- The chat window is perma-open and sits at the document/HTML level. It feels like it should open at some highlighted sentence or paragraph that I trigger and then disappear

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Somewhat like creating little NotebookLM that you can disseminate to others which is great. It gives nice insight into the author's perspective and what informed them

I like it as a new tool for writing platforms to create more interactive sources

It sounds like NotebookLM on steroids — is that the feel you got after using it? Very curious about tools like this for enhanced reading/learning.