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While the idea is great (largely copied from Google's NotebookLM) the site IKI.AI is so buggy that it is essentially unusable. It's quite surprising that it's been released at this stage. === Hi Ivan, with regard to your comments below,I still don't quite understand the difference between NotebookLM and Iki.AI. What Notebook calls "Notebooks", IKI.AI calls "Collections." Features like summarization, identifying concepts, and extracting information from sources seem to be the same on both platforms (because the underlying LLM is presumably the same/ similar). Iki.AI appears to have a more straightforward web clipping and sharing function compared to NotebookLM, but other than that, I can't see how the main features differ. Platforms such as MyMind, MyMemo, and Saner.AI offer the very same features too. Could you elaborate on what the selling point is for IKI.AI? Moreover, as mentioned in my comment above, Iki.AI was very buggy when I tried to use it: Bulk upload did not work. Of 10 sources, only 2 were uploaded. When viewed in "Collections", not the Library, the title assigned to these two sources was a string of numbers and letters, not the actual titles of the uploaded document, while the titles were shown correctly in "Libraries." Most importantly, interrogating uploaded documents with prompts does not work, and the process freezes at "We are processing this document." Pre-defined prompts such as "Write a tweet" do interrogate the document, however. Overall, since bulk uploading and interrogating documents does not work, all other functions the platform currently offers, such as summarization and note creation, become meaningless. I really like the aesthetics and feel of Iki.AI, but at the moment, platforms like Saner.AI or even MyMind.AI and MyMemo.AI offer better services to users, in my view. I hope this helps. Michael === Thanks for your most recent reply, Ivan. All Generative AI-powered models currently available offer similar features: information identification, summarization, and repackaging. Therefore, most tools are quite similar in terms of their offerings. If the underlying GAI features are essentially the same across platforms, the only way to distinguish one's product from competitors is by having a user-friendly interface and top-notch customer service. When I pointed out the numerous flaws on the IKI platform (some of which persist) in my initial review, you sent me a friend request on Iki's Discord Channel. You then berated me for leaving a one-star review and subsequently blocked me from the channel. While IKI may eventually offer similar services to those currently provided by Saner.AI, NotebookLM, MyMind, and Recall, your hostile reaction to constructive criticism is what truly sets IKI apart from other platforms I have interacted with. You will have to do more than fix bugs to attract paying customers.
I've been using Iki.AI for some time now, and I must say it's a fantastic tool for organizing and analyzing content. The ability to save web pages, PDFs, and YouTube videos in a smart library and then use AI to extract insights is incredibly useful. The interface is intuitive, making it easy to manage and revisit important information. I especially appreciate the AI assistant's accuracy and relevance in summarizing and analyzing content Overall, Iki.AI is a promising platform that makes knowledge management much more efficient. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for an AI-driven research tool!
Great product! Good luck guys with further development
è un approccio alla conoscenza e competenza molto interessante, da seguire per vedere come si evolverà nei prossimi mesi.E' una soluzione che ha molti lati positivi che si intravedono.
👏 Kudos to the team on this impressive innovation! 👏 I’ve already integrated it into my personal workflow, and the co-pilot feature has significantly enhanced my productivity.
Really love the design behind iki.ai, and how sources are matched with the search query
Love IKI and what they do!!! It is definitely one of the few decent LLM + personal knowledge base systems that I have come across. Unlimited uploads of your docs, transcribes YouTube vids, and you can also save webpages. From what I remember, they utilise knowledge graph algorithms to organise all the docs you upload, which means you can drill down or get a broader understanding pretty quickly. (Pretty fond of the good ole knowledge graph). Also, found that the answers are less "bias" when you need a critical approach, which I've struggled with in the past. Initially, I jumped on board because of their paralegal version (which I never accessed), but am now kinda just in love with the product in general.
i love to store my knowledge, and iki is one of the best tools as my second brain. Simple and innovative. Also, the iki team ships new updates every week - their traction is admirable.
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