Chat with a book using AI - Free tool

[tattooedbuddha]

As title says, I found a website that allows you to "talk" to a book. I've counted 56 books available so far, mostly about entrepreneurship, education, mindsets, etc.

Enjoy, https://portal.konjer.xyz/

Note: I am not affiliated or endorsed in any way with the website/tool.

 

[Dopious]

Nice, it got some good books there.

Also if it does not have you´re book, upload it to ChatPDF and chat with it.

 

[remon24]

ChatGPT is already trained on all these books and more so you can have a conversation directly about these books in ChatGPT by giving it the identity which this site has done. They have tried to block the work prompt though but here is the identity which was given to it they are using gpt turbo 3.5:

 

[Dopious]

Here is another one to upload any document in any language and chat with it.

https://www.docu-ask.com/

 

[The Curator]

Here is another one to upload any document in any language and chat with it.

https://www.docu-ask.com/

Many of these tools have limitations on how many pdfs you can upload and talk to at a time. Do you have any tips on how to find one that can do a hundred pdf's?

 

[Dopious]

Do you have any tips on how to find one that can do a hundred pdf's?

Nope, sorry never had the need.

 

[NadozBusiness]

As title says, I found a website that allows you to "talk" to a book. I've counted 56 books available so far, mostly about entrepreneurship, education, mindsets, etc.

Enjoy, https://portal.konjer.xyz/

Note: I am not affiliated or endorsed in any way with the website/tool.

As title says, I found a website that allows you to "talk" to a book. I've counted 56 books available so far, mostly about entrepreneurship, education, mindsets, etc.

Enjoy, https://portal.konjer.xyz/

Note: I am not affiliated or endorsed in any way with the website/tool.

Just curious, what is the aim of chatting with books?

 

[ads studio]

ChatGPT is already trained on all these books and more so you can have a conversation directly about these books in ChatGPT by giving it the identity which this site has done. They have tried to block the work prompt though but here is the identity which was given to it they are using gpt turbo 3.5:

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I see no reason not to try it. It is just like viewing things from another point of view.

 

[Matheus Moreira]

Many of these tools have limitations on how many pdfs you can upload and talk to at a time. Do you have any tips on how to find one that can do a hundred pdf's?

Check out google labs' notebooklm and see if it helps. I think you cant upload "hundreds of pdfs" there but the files can be pretty big. Also its only available in english.

 

[Saloyaz]

Lots of good support tools

 

[DigitExByNada]

Check out google labs' notebooklm and see if it helps. I think you cant upload "hundreds of pdfs" there but the files can be pretty big. Also its only available in english.

Notebooklm is only available in th US currently (I am from France and it doesn't work here)

 

[flackz]

As title says, I found a website that allows you to "talk" to a book. I've counted 56 books available so far, mostly about entrepreneurship, education, mindsets, etc.

OpenAI GPTs allow you to do this.

The instruction: Create your own private GPT (https://chat.openai.com/gpts/editor/), upload your book or whatever to its knowledge base and save it. Now you can talk to your book.

 

[tattooedbuddha]

OpenAI GPTs allow you to do this.

The instruction: Create your own private GPT (https://chat.openai.com/gpts/editor/), upload your book or whatever to its knowledge base and save it. Now you can talk to your book.

Thank you for the additional info. To clarify, at the time of posting this thread, private GPTs was not released.

 

[Matheus Moreira]

Notebooklm is only available in th US currently (I am from France and it doesn't work here)

Use VPN to access.

But as I said its english only. Doesnt work well with other languages atm.

 

[DigitExByNada]

Use VPN to access.

But as I said its english only. Doesnt work well with other languages atm.

Ok! Thank you

 

[Henry Byrde]

Thanks