@neural_avb: One of my fav Paper Breakdown feature is to be able to jump to the exact location of the PDF that the LLM gathered it's…
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The tweet highlights a Paper Breakdown feature that allows users to jump to the exact location in a PDF where an LLM gathered information, providing distilled answers with direct paragraph links for single or multi-paper sessions.
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One of my fav Paper Breakdown feature is to be able to jump to the exact location of the PDF that the LLM gathered it’s information from.
You not only get a clean distilled answer, but can also reach the exact paragraph with a single click.
Works for multi-paper sessions too. https://t.co/Pakdanyg36
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